By Edmond Y. Azadian The collapse of the Soviet Union left behind many unresolved territorial issues which have come to be categorized as “frozen conflicts.” Nagorno Karabagh was one such[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian While Armenia is caught in a self-flagellation frenzy domestically, tectonic geopolitical changes are taking place at a whirlwind speed and shaping the makeup of the region[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian Armenians in the homeland and around the world were finally able to let out a sigh of relief at the conclusion of the two-week standoff at[...]
By Muriel Mirak-Weissbach Special to the Mirror-Spectator BERLIN — Relations between Berlin and Ankara, already strained by the German Bundestag’s June 2 resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide, have ratcheted down since,[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian Armenia’s current domestic crisis could not have come at a worse time, when the country is still licking its wounds after the four-day war in early[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian As if the police shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge did not shock us enough, even more grotesque atrocities followed in Nice, France, and Turkey, with[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian Turkey and Azerbaijan have cornered Armenia in its international relations. They have blockaded the country and have been trying to stifle it by isolating it in[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian The bloodbath in Syria cannot be called a civil war, no matter how much the news media continues to promote that misnomer. What has happened was[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian On June 2, the German Bundestag passed the Armenian Genocide resolution, which was long in the making. The passage of the bill was very dramatic, given[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian After the four-day war in April on the contact line with Azerbaijan, almost one hundred victims were buried but not the worries that were left behind;[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian It has been a foregone conclusion in Armenia that the Turks have not achieved the final solution for their Armenian problem and that they are using[...]
