I’m just catching up with some headlines printed on Hetq Online that stood out.
First and foremost are statements made by the president of Nagorno-Karabagh (Artsakh), Bako Sahakyan. He was in Moscow where he made an appearance in a telethon held there to collect money for reconstructing/rebuilding Shushi. President Sahakyan said that “the development of Shushi [...]
On Wednesday, the protocols were formerly introduced to the Turkish parliament for deliberation and anticipated approval. Anticipated primarily by the West I should add. Nevertheless, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised that the parliament would not ratify them.
Hetq reported Deniz Baykal, who is the leader of Turkey’s Republican party, stating the following:
“We believe Turkey’s problems with Azerbaijan [...]
Armenian Prime Minister Eduard Nalbandyan, left, shaking hands with Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu
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Photos by Anush Khachatryan
As you’ve undoubtedly read in the news during the last week, President Serge Sarkisian visited many cities around the world where large communities of Armenians exist, namely New York, Paris, Los Angeles, Beirut and Rosdov-on-Don. In the first four cities cited he was met with hundreds or else thousands of angry protestors before meeting with [...]
I was just reading a news story published by RFE/RL about Yerevan police pledging to crack down on anyone heard to be making offensive comments against government authorities in public. It’s not clear what would necessarily be considered offensive coming out of someone’s mouth. As the article makes clear people like to shout, “Sergik, Get [...]
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