It was clear from the beginning that a prolonged presentation of the desirable as real is not sustainable, and that the government would have to finally acknowledge reality. I am astonished by two things, however. First, the government is openly acknowledging ...
Within the parameters of this series of articles it is impossible to mention all those Armenian officials who admirably served in the Ottoman government and represented the Sublime Porte in the capitals of Europe. We are just presenting a few of the most notable and interesting to the readers of Hetq.
On April 14, a huge sink hole closed a stretch of the Yerevan-Ijevan highway near the village of Hovk, just north of Dilijan. It came as no surprise that the road gave way. I had written about the impending threat six months ago in several Armenian papers. On ...
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World Bank urges pro-poor social reforms as poverty and joblessness rises WASHINGTON, April 23, 2010—The Emerging Europe and Central Asia (ECA) Region will face a slow recovery from the global economic crisis in the year ahead and countries facing tight ...
During the course of his visit to Tbilisi on April 13-16, French National Assembly delegate Rolan Blum had the occasion to meet with Georgian parliamentary and government representatives. During these talks, Mr. Blum raised the issue of the Javakhk Armenian ...