Turkey Can Fool Some People Some Time But Not All People, All The Time
By Harut Sassounian The Turkish government is continuing its duplicitous game of playing on both sides of the fence, pretending to be the friend of both Russia and Ukraine in
Only in Armenia: Nikol Pashinyan Sued His own Country in European Court
By Harut Sassounian There might be heads of state who have sued their own governments after they were overthrown or their possessions confiscated,
Erdogan Exploits Ukraine War to Push for Turkey’s Membership in European Union
By Harut Sassounian In the midst of the Ukraine-Russia War, a few leaders have made questionable statements to take advantage of the chaotic situation and push for their selfish agendas. As soon as
Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey: Caught Between Russia and the West
By Harut Sassounian As the war in Ukraine is continuing to cause more devastation and the loss of human life, countries around the world, particularly Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, had to make difficult
Don’t Let Turks Buy Land in Armenia; Impose Tariffs on Turkish Imports
By Harut Sassounian The Armenian government must take two important steps prior to openingthe border with Turkey: 1) Forbid Turkish citizens from buying realestate in Armenia; and 2) Place tariffs on
Armenia Needs Better Counterintelligence to Deter Foreign and Domestic Spies
By Harut Sassounian Last week, we were all shocked by the news that Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS) arrested 19 members
Poll Finds More Armenians Feel Country is Going in the Wrong Direction
By Harut Sassounian The Washington-based International Republican Institute’s public opinion poll, conducted November 22-December 5, 2021, measured the Armenian population’s
After Abandoning Artsakh, Pashinyan Now Gives Up the Armenian Cause
By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courierwww.thecaliforniacourier.com It is simply amazing that every time Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan opens his mouth, he makes a new and bigger blunder.
Armenian President Resigns: Another Setback for Armenia
I woke up Sunday morning to the shocking, yet not unexpected, newsthat the President of Armenia, Armen Sarkissian, announced hisresignation while abroad, most probably London, after nearly fouryears
