Even the enemies of the USSR had greater dignity and class back in 1942 than those who ashamed Armenians in front of the entire world talking about Stalingrad 3 days ago. Here is what the King of England had to say:
Late last night, it became known that journalist Lilit Aghekyan from Gyumri had been arrested, and then she was not allowed to meet her lawyer for a long time. Lilit Aghekyan’s well-being had deteriorated, and emergency medical care was called for her, but that did not prevent her from being taken into custody and detained for a month.
Lawyer Zaruhi Postanjyan has posted the photo of the police officer who, according to the lawyer, is accused of torturing Lilit Aghekyan and showing humiliating attitude towards her.
Address of the Third President of the Republic of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan on the occasion of Victory and Peace Day
In a rare move, the Republic of Armenia recently hired an American lobbying firm to promote Armenia’s interests in the United States.
Through exploiting Artsakh’s commercial, institutional, and natural resources, and assets, vis a vis these new campaigns, Azerbaijan continues to misappropriate Armenian (and world cultural heritage sites), artifacts, and tangible, as well as intangible cultural treasures and traditions. The erasure of an entire people is now being whitewashed, commodified, and rebranded under the guise of tourism, academia, and business ventures.
Recalls the guaranteed right of return of the ethnic Armenians to Nagorno-Karabakh.These steps reflect a genuine commitment to peace, stability and cooperation in the South Caucasus.
One of the few things that unites most Armenians today is the belief that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan must go—the sooner, the better. What divides public opinion is the path to his departure: a parliamentary vote of no confidence, mass protests, early elections, or waiting until the scheduled vote in 2026. But doubts abound that any of these mechanisms will work.
Address of the Third President of the Republic of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan on the Commemoration Day for the Victims of the Armenian Genocide
Federal Judge Robert Huie had no choice but to dismiss Baghirzade’s lawsuit, stating: “Anything short of dismissal in these circumstances would disserve the interests of justice.”