The U.S. Ambassador to Armenia spoke on the country's tense relations with neighboring Turkey and Azerbaijan. The ill-feelings, including fighting in the Karabakh area, add up to a troubled outlook in that region.

Armenia has pledged medical and de-mining personnel to the U.S.-led forces in Iraq. Meanwhile, U.S.-based Armenian organizations are lobbying in Washington D.C. for assistance to the 30,000 ethnic Armenians living in Iraq.

NCM anuncia el lanzamiento este mes de una campaña de mercadeo social de dos años de duración y con un presupuesto de $2.5 millones de dólares, con publicidad en aproximadamente 200 medios de comunicación de California.

Asbarez Newspaper has delivered news from Armenia for nearly a hundred years, from its coverage of the 1915 genocide in Armenia to changes in the Armenian diaspora today.

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In reversing their decision to put Armenia on a list of countries whose citizens are suspected of terrorism, the Justice Department acknowledged the political clout of the Armenian-American community.

One crucial lesson of history is that civilizations that close themselves end up weakened and ultimately perish. So, what is the solution? Put simply, the solution is to revive the Roman Empire!

The proposed deployment of 200 Special Operations forces to the former Soviet republic of Georgia is about more than pursuing al Qaeda terrorists around the globe -- it's also about oil.

Since the Revolutionary War, America has experienced ten major wars and has now entered its 11th. Major strategic changes are a shift in its 1950 doctrine and the growing importance of the Asia-Pacific region.

An invitation to the U.S. military to establish a base is not all that common, but nothing is quite as it seems in Azerbaijan, which did the inviting. In a report that he is uniquely qualified to provide, PNS commentator Thomas Goltz traces the convoluted history of this invitation.

For all its remoteness Bosnia's plight stirred public outrage in the U.S. By contrast, Russia's onslaught against the Chechens has aroused little empathy. Why the difference?