Facebook is however adamant this is more of a “no” button and it is being tested to see if the reaction is helpful for when group conversations need to vote, for instance.
The Armenian diaspora, estimated at 10 million, is three times the population of Armenia itself, with migrants and their descendants sprinkled across the continents from Russia to the United States, UK, Lebanon and Australia.
Russia is not alone in flooding the Internet with fake news and “comments.” Post something on any reasonably large site saying “You know the Falun Gong isn’t all that bad…” and watch the flood of hate unleashed from China on your comments. It won’t look Chinese. But it is.
An explosive device went off on February 28 in an unnamed military base of Armenia during engineering works. Three engineerservicemen suffered various degree injuries and were hospitalized, Sona Truzyan, spokeswoman of the Investigative Committee told.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Golden Grape Armas factory CEO Victoria Aslanyan at the competition’s gala dinner presented on Armenian wines, winning the “Best Presentation” award.
According to the CEC – 35 thousand 308 Yazidis, 11 thousand 911 Russians, 2769 Assyrians and 2 thousand 162 Kurds reside in Armenia.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan made a post on Facebook, which reads: “I also joined the program of the Medical University and with great pleasure I’ll congratulate my relatives with these very cards. Join it! All the proceeds will be allotted to repair of Rehabilitation Center for Soldiers.”
In its turn, the general secretariat of Interpol found the Armenian law enforcement’s information to be grounded, and immediately responded and released statements on the same day to all member states and notified that the information on the abovementioned individuals contradicts the Charter and they cannot be internationally wanted.
Armenian PM Karen Karapetyan posted a video on his official Facebook page, commenting, “Armenian IT potential visible from afar.”
Be sure, Armenia will be the best country for Armenians. Every Armenian, concerned over our country’s future, has to take actions on this path. Regardless of the place of living, political affiliation and social position, we all share one idea over which we must be united: strong, maintaining historical values and traditions, but also a modern, proud Armenia. I call on to jointly create such Fatherland that we can proudly call ourselves Armenian in the world.
