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Tag: Armenia
The US & The Armenian ‘Genocide’: Doing the ‘Right’ Thing for the ‘Wrong’ Reasons
The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to recognize the deaths of many Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during World War I as “genocide”, but
Armenia in Crosshairs of Washington’s Tyranny
Since a new government came to power last year in Armenia, the tiny South Caucasus nation has embarked on a non-aligned international policy. It has
Color Revolution in the Caucasus Rattles Russian Leaders
No two “color revolutions” have been the same, although the anatomy may bear similarity. This explains why Russia continues to face a problem in calibrating
Pro-American Armenia Carried Out a Regime Change Against the CSTO
The newly installed “velvet” government in Armenia just arrested the head of the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) on the supposed pretense that he
You Can’t Commit Genocide Without the Help of Local People
How do you organise a successful genocide – in Turkish Armenia a century ago, in Nazi-occupied Europe in the 1940s, or in the Middle East
Pompeo Might Have Pulled the Plug on Armenian-Iranian Trade
These two long-running civilizational allies might abruptly see their age-old economic relations disappear after Pompeo threatened to sanction anyone who defies the US’ unilaterally implemented
Georgia’s “Rave Revolution” Began in Armenia and Might End in Azerbaijan
Thousands of young protesters swarmed Tbilisi’s streets as part of what they claim is their impromptu “White Noise” movement that arose in response to the
