International
French President thanked for "consistency" on Armenian Genocide
Armenia and France exchanged traditional expressions of mutual amity between two countries, as their presidents met in Paris on March 10. And lately, the friendship has expanded into more concrete areas of cooperation - economics and defense.
Russia, Georgia re-open border in Armenia-mediated deal
On ground traffic between Russia and Georgia resumed via Lars check-point on March 1 after a three-year closure, also restoring Armenia's ground communications with Russia and Europe.
Armenian Americans protest Azerbaijan’s conduct
Several dozen protestors recently gathered outside Azerbaijan’s embassy to mark the anniversary of the start of anti-Armenian violence in Azerbaijan and to denounce that country’s present-day policies, the Armenian Reporter's Emil Sanamyan was on site.
Reports: U.S. praises Armenia, unhappy with Turkey
What was supposed to be Armenia-Turkey rapprochement has degenerated into a multi-sided blame game as parties argue who is most responsible for lack of promised diplomatic breakthrough.
Sargsyan talks Karabakh, Turkey at London think tank
Published: Friday February 12, 2010
Armenia's President Serge Sargsyan and Catholicos of All Armenians Karekin II attended an unprecedented Armenian fundraising event hosted by Prince Charles at the Windsor Castle on February 10.
Armenian Consulate in LA hosts consular corps meeting
Published: Thursday February 11, 2010
The Consul General of Armenia hosted the first planning meeting and the luncheon of the Los Angeles Consular Corps (LACC) in the Armenian Center of Burbank on January 28.
British Royals to help fundraise for Yerevan preservation
Published: Thursday February 04, 2010
"Yerevan My Love" revitalisation project and Dumphries House restoration project will be launched at a historic gala concert and banquet at Windsor Castle on 10th February, hosted by His Royal Highness Prince Charles and Professor Armen Sarkissian.
Coming up: Washington conferences
Published: Thursday February 04, 2010
Upcoming events will focus on U.S. policy in the Caucasus, Armenia-Diaspora and U.S.-Turkey relations
Ratings: Armenia is bit less free than year ago
Published: Thursday February 04, 2010
Two Washington think tanks issued their annual ratings last month that indicated a slight deterioration in Armenia's performance compared to a year ago. Both ratings are considered when U.S. decides countries' eligibility for U.S. Millennium Challenge assistance.
U.S. continues push for Armenia-Turkey protocols
Published: Thursday February 04, 2010
Senior U.S. State Department officials lobby the protocols, as U.S. intelligence chief warns of their danger.
Latest Karabakh talks focus on preamble for Basic Principles
Armenian groups join appeals for Haiti relief
Putin: “Don’t pile difficult problems together”
Armenia hints at rescinding protocols as Turkey stalls
In Turkey, Constitutional Court bans pro-Kurdish party, ousts members of parliament
