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Armenia, despite its desire to participate, was left out of the project

"So, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria will build a high-voltage line under the Black Sea to connect their power grids. This is a great opportunity for the energy stability and development of all these countries."

Armenia has been fleeing for two decades, like the devil fleeing from incense. Atanesyan

30 July, 12:45

The facts are ruthless: less than a year after assuming the presidency, Robert Kocharyan and his team, including those in Stepanakert, agreed to accept the "common state" version of the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement as the basis for negotiations.

28 July, 16:27

Just don't say Vardavar is a church holiday. Vahram Atanesyan

How many "genius" playwrights, directors, and screenwriters do we have? Let them present a program for the Vardavar celebration, along with cultural events. The government should approve one through a competition, so that next time, in any city in Armenia, the song "Vladimirkiy Tsentral" doesn't leave anyone's mind blown.

25 July, 11:05

Russian-Armenian businesspeople cannot even be given a livestock farm. Hrach Melkumyan

"Russian-Armenian businessmen cannot even be given a livestock farm. They always serve the interests of their main country, and use the manure to "fertilize" the political field of their native country."

23 July, 12:24

What "civil war" are they predicting? Vahram Atanesyan

There would be a domestic political crisis or at least instability in Armenia if the institutional opposition were to bring the issue of the Prime Minister's impeachment to the National Assembly through the established procedure.

22 July, 10:30

Apolitical philanthropists

It has been proven many times that the amount of money does not necessarily mean the presence of intelligence, especially political intelligence.

20 July, 10:02

Armenia’s security cannot be protected by border observation missions alone. Arman Babajanyan

Arman Babajanyan, the chairman of the "For the Republic" party, wrote on his Facebook page:

17 July, 15:16

Syria is trying to restore sovereignty over the entire territory of the country

As for the process itself, what happened in al-Suwayda was an action by the government aimed at restoring state sovereignty in a region that had been self-governing for about a decade.

Why are our journalists so hyped up? Daniel

17 July, 10:44

In the media, Armenia has no economy, no education, no healthcare, no environmental protection, no social security, no infrastructure, no energy, and this time, there was even no fight against crime and no army.

Who legally owns the "Meghri Railway"? Vahram Atanesyan

16 July, 14:20

It's not about the territory, but about the infrastructure on the ground, which does not exist, but was managed by the Azerbaijan Railways Administration during the Soviet decades.