Pashinyan’s tyranny threatens Armenia’s church
By David Grigorian capx.co Pashinyan’s tyranny threatens Armenia’s Church By David Grigor@DavidAGrigorian Photo by Anthony Pizzoferrato via Getty Images Nikol Pashinyan has recently
U.S. Inches Closer to Causing Major Caucasus Crisis With Offer to Administer Transport Corridor Between Turkey and Azerbaijan
By Conor Gallagher Naked Capitalism It’s all connected, as they say. And the battles in Ukraine and Middle East between Washington and its adversaries are now spilling over into the Caucasus in earnest.
California Courier Good News from Heaven GSA002 Dr Alen GOVERNMENT SANCTIONED ASSASSINATIONS for Coverup Jeffrey Epstein’s Homicide : 99.9 (R=1/2x odds of certainty)
1. No suicide note. 2. No depression. 3. No sheets, no ropes nearly impossible. 4. Falsified prison records. 5. Formidable enemies wishing him dead 6. Was under suicide watch. 7. Two cameras malfunctioned
Another Armenian Oppositionist Arrested
Naira Bulghadarian Azatutyun.am Ruben Hakobian (right) and Nikol Pashinian attend a session of the Armenian parliament, Yerevan, July 2, 2015. A maverick opposition politician was arrested and charged
Armenian Church Rings Alarm Over ‘Attack’ Planned By Pashinian
Azatutyun.am The newly renovated Mother Cathedral of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Echmiadzin, September 29, 2024. The Armenian Apostolic Church accused of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian on Monday
From Manifesto to Policy: How Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s 2005 Vision Served Globalist Objectives
By David Davidia n If one were a strategic globalist, neoconservative (neoliberal interventionalist, if you wish) policy maker, whose goal was the global economic supremacy of the United States, the
Levon Aronian wins Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Las Vegas
News.am Former Armenian national team leader Levon Aronian won the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Las Vegas chess super tournament. He was awarded $200,000 for his victory. In the final, the Armenian grandmaster
Robert Mirak, supporter of Armenia, Arlington, dies at 92
Robert Mirak / Legacy.com photo Robert Mirak, a significant supporter of Armenia’s legacy and that of Arlington, died peacefully at home, surrounded by his loved ones, on July 17. He was 92.
Irish Parliament Introduces Motion to Recognize Armenian Genocide
A cross-party motion to recognize the Armenian Genocide has been introduced in the Dáil Éireann, the lower house of the bicameral Irish Parliament. Supported by People Before Profit, Solidarity,
