On August 18, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan delivered a series of misleading, self-defeating statements about peace while addressing the nation.
(in the current crisis, we urge you to carefully read this series of articles prepared in early 2012 and consisting of eight parts)
Just like the And the 2017 article in the magazine “Strategist”: “The US Should Support the Plan to Create a Kurdish State in Iraq”, the 2006 publication “A New Map of the Middle East According to Blood Ties and Similarities in Faith” are about the plan of Western circles to create a large Kurdish state, which pursues two goals: Continue reading
Foreword
In connection with the attacks carried out in Iraq and, more recently, in Lebanon, the concept of a “New Middle East” is frequently discussed in the Western press. What will it look like? Which states will emerge? Who will suffer and who will benefit? Answers to these and other questions can be found on the Armed Forces Journal website in Ralph Peters’ article published Continue reading
Today, September 21, the Republic of Armenia celebrates Independence Day: the third republic turns 34.
On September 21, 1991, based on the provisions of the Declaration of Independence of Armenia, the parliament decided to hold Continue reading
Global geopolitics is once again focusing on Syunik. Not long ago, all centers of power claimed that the issue of the South Caucasus, and in particular Syunik, was peripheral. However, Syunik cannot be peripheral as it is a pivotal element for the fate of the Communicator in the Armenian Highlands. Moreover, Syunik ensures the continuity of the Indo-European civilizational space. Continue reading
Over the past 100 years, the peoples of Western Caspian have been subjected to a series of genocides and anthropocides perpetrated by aggressive Pan-Turkism. Dozens of small peoples of Western Caspian have been completely annihilated. And over the past 30 years, one of the most important ethnic groups of the Western Caspian territory — the Armenians Continue reading
The 2020 aggression against Artsakh announced the end of the Potsdam security system. All its most important structures, including humanitarian aspects, have collapsed. It became completely evident that such a system was aimed at serving corporate interests and restraining Continue reading
1. On the Blockade of ArmeniaFor more than 35 years, Armenia, a landlocked country, has been systematically blockaded and isolated by two hostile and genocidal neighboring states—Azerbaijan and Turkey. Contrary to the claims that Armenia has closed communication routes in the South Caucasus, Continue reading
A protest action will soon be announced demanding the resignation of Armenia’s Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, Zhanna Andreasyan. This was stated by former Director of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, Hayk Demoyan, in a Facebook post. Continue reading
If one follows the principle that “a bad peace is better than a good quarrel,” then there is indeed a need to normalize relations with Azerbaijan, according to Konstantin Zatulin, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs, Continue reading
