“You may be right and I may be wrong but with an effort, together we may be closer to the truth,” wrote philosopher Karl Popper (1902-1994). This thought reflects the importance of debate.
A narrow winding road leads to the village of Karin Tak (Under the Rock) in the Shushi gorge. The rock hangs over the village as if protecting it.
In the summer of 2006, Armenian media announced to the entire world that the ruins of an ancient city built by King Tigran the Great had been discovered in the Martakert region of Nagorno Karabakh. Archeologist Hamlet Petrosyan said it was no coincidence that that very location had been chosen for excavation - history had pointed to it strongly.
An Interview with Jafar Guliev
Interview with Lyudmila Harutyunan, PhD, director of Yerevan State University’s Regional Center for Integration and Conflict Resolution.
Eighteen refugees, many of them with their families, are spending the bleakest days of their old age in the most basic of living conditions. They live at a shelter not resembling a home in the least, under a shabby roof and without even a lavatory.
Pankaj Joshi, an Indian citizen, first visited Armenia in December 2003. He received a three-month visa to Armenia at that time, but stayed for exactly one year, remaining in the country illegally for a number of months.
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