Monthly Archives: April 2009
Turkish songs are banned in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan has banned Turkish songs on the radio and television in Azerbaijan as a protest against the (talks toward the) opening of the Turkish border with Armenia. Azeris are readying themselves to demonstrate in front of Turkey’s embassy in Baku, … Continue reading
Filed under armenia, artsakh, azerbaijan, Democracy, human rights, NKR, turkey
Mikel Housep Martirossian -The mission of Dhaka’s last Armenian
Michael Joseph Martin is guarded about his exact age and reluctant to accept he will be the last in a long line of Armenians to make a major contribution to the history of Bangladesh. Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, was once … Continue reading
Moldova. Twitter revolution.
Students in Moldova are using Twitter as a tool to mobilize opposition against a communist victory in Moldovian elections. According to reports, close to 10,000 protesters gathered at Moldova’s parliament in Chisinau, Moldova’s capital and were able to eventually break … Continue reading
Filed under moldova, opposition, Protests
Moldova. Another color revolution?
Interesting event are going on in Moldova. Like year ago in Armenia, the same scenario. Many intersting pictures from Moldova and some video showing young democRats. http://community.livejournal.com/md_community/751045.html http://drugoi.livejournal.com/2914511.html http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/_robot_marvin_/post100030324/ Translation on Twitter Videochannel on Youtube.
Filed under Democracy, human rights, moldova, opposition, Protests, world
Hawaii became the 42nd U.S. state to recognize the Armenian Genocide
HR192 H.D.1 House of Representatives Twenty-fifth Legislature, 2009 State of Hawaii House Resolution Declaring April 24 as a Day of Remembrance in Recognition and Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide of 1915 WHEREAS, during the chaos of World War I between … Continue reading
Hayk Demoyan:Opening of Armenian-Turkish border is no longer considered a manna from heaven for Armenia.
We have all preconditions necessary for establishment of diplomatic relations with Ankara, Armenian Genocide Museum Director Hayk Demoyan told a news conference in Yerevan. “If Turkey refuses to establish diplomatic ties with Armenia, international community will take it as reluctance … Continue reading
