Foreign Minister: Turkey should reconcile with its own past
The article of Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian with slight reductions published in French “Le Figaro” newspaper. We present the full version of the article.
What will happen at the NA?
You can follow NA work online on A1+ from September 8-11 at 12:00.
Clinton administration's representative on NATO Summit
Now he is Senior Fellow at the Center for Middle Atlantic relations.
NATO Summit adopts Declaration supporting territorial integrity of Armenia and Azerbaijan
We will continue to support efforts towards a peaceful settlement of the conflicts in the South Caucasus and the Republic of Moldova on the basis of the principles and norms of international law, the UN Charter and the Helsinki Final Act.
No need to have great expectations from Sargsyan-Aliyev meeting
Meetings and negotiations are much better than hostilities and military actions, says the head of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation-Dashnaktsutyun.
HHK lawmaker: Robert Kocharyan will not return to politics without HHK consent
“Robert Kocharyan will never oppose the HAK,” says Lernik Alexanyan.
Ukraine, pro-Russian separatists are ready to sign truce
Ukraine and the pro-Russian separatists have started talks in Minsk to start a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine.
Minnesotans join Islamic militants
The FBI has launched investigation to determine the cause of the problem.
German website publishes article of NKR Permanent Representative
The processes of state building in the NKR and its international recognition are also touched upon in the article.
Armenia needs an ally to fight back the new threat, says political analyst
The political analyst says the Islamic terrorists are ordinary mercenaries ready to fight anywhere for money.
John Kerry had productive talks with Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders, says James Warlick
“In Wales, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry hosted productive talks between the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on Nagorno-Karabakh. We are ready to help,” James Warlick wrote in Twitter.
As it happened: Watch NATO Summit live
North Atlantic Treaty two-day Summit has started in Wales.
Spokesman for Gyumri Mayor hands in resignation
In his address to Gyumri citizens, Spokesman Zohrap Yeganyan said he resigned from his job for personal reasons, and the decision was agreed upon with the mayor.
RA can easily contradict RF in NATO issue: Anush Sedrakyan
Mrs. Sedrakyan thinks that Armenia must be mostly flexible when cooperating with NATO.
Ilham Aliyev and Serzh Sargsyan will meet
Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan will meet.
A. Saghatelyan on Turkish and Azerbaijani Presidents’ meeting
On his Twitter page RA President’s spokesman Arman Saghatelyan touched upon Turkish and Azerbaijani Presidents’ meeting on September 2.
Ukraine issue is on the summit agenda
At the summit of North Atlantic Treaty, as it was expected, NATO decision of creating rapid response team will be approved.
Gevorg Kostanyan won’t leave his post
I can say for sure that those rumors aren’t real.
Hovik Abrahamyan wants firework
Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan asked, “Will there be firework?”
Armenia was forced to join Customs Union
Political scientist Styopa Safaryan is convinced that Armenia announced its decision to join the Customs Union was taken under pressure and blackmail.
Galust Sahakyan on Kocharyan's possible return
Secretary of the Armenian National Congress (HAK) is amused to hear about Robert Kocharyan’s return to politics. This is an occasion for laughter.
Political scientist: No donkeys are left in Russia
Moscow-based political scientist Andaranik Mihranyan is not surprised or concerned by Armenia's decision to join the Customs Union without Nagorno-Karabakh.
Paruyr Hayrikyan holding protest at 26 Baghramyan Avenue
Addressing the participants of the protest, Paruyr Hayrikyan said he had asked Serzh Sargsyan several times to reconsider his decision to join the Customs Union.
Kocharyan again crawled under plinths, says former official
In this regard, Mr Shahbazyan said, “Again this man [Robert Kocharyan] crawled under plinths and began praising himself."