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A senior U.S. official has reiterated Washington’s calls for Armenia and Turkey to quickly and unconditionally normalize their U.S.-brokered agreements to normalize bilateral relations. (UPDATED) >>>>>
A renewed depreciation of Armenia’s national currency, the dram, which began last month, has accelerated this week, despite the Central Bank’s apparently increased intervention in the local financial market. >>>>>
Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian on Thursday refrained from publicizing Armenia’s position on international mediators’ recently modified plan to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. He also denied that Azerbaijan has largely accepted the proposed peace deal. >>>>>
The Armenian government approved on Thursday a controversial bill that would decriminalize libel but impose heavier fines on mass media found guilty of such offences. >>>>>
"If [Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip] Erdogan thinks that Armenia’s authorities are worried about the fate of 100,000 Armenians living in Turkey, then he is badly mistaken,” “Chorrord Inknishkhanutyun.” >>>>>
In places like Armenia, the dire warnings of advocates who urge action on climate change don't get much attention.
Disabled people are an invisible minority in Armenia, rarely seen on the streets or in public. Many feel that can't get the prized disability certification that allows them to receive government benefits without a bribe to an official.
The Laleli market in Istanbul, Turkey is a place were historical hatreds and animosities don't seem to matter. Immigrants from all over the former Soviet Union come sell their wares at the market enjoy each other's company, and seem thankful that in Turkey they can earn enough money to feed their families.