Official Yerevan no longer conceals the fact that it is carrying on negotiations with the Russian state- run Gazprom Company over the selling of the 40-kilometer-long Agarak-Kadjaran segment of the Iran- Armenia gas pipeline currently under construction.
Few people know the Tutunjyan family in Berd. Nobody visits them, except for Hanna, a German nun.
Hetq's political analyst, Tatul Hakobyan, has written extensively on the Nagorno Karabakh negotiations. He has been working for eighteen months now on a book dedicated to the peace process that is due out by the end of this year.
It happened or did not happen; it is true or false.
The Communist propaganda machine did all it could to wipe out memories of Old Yerevan. Streets that bore the mark of history have disappeared, as have architectural monuments and, most importantly, the names that were associated with all these structures.
There has been controversy surrounding Armenian churches in Georgia since the 1990s. The Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church Diocese in Georgia insists that they have churches there, some of which have remained untended and others of which have been claimed by the Georgians.