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Editorial, 30 June 2015
dined, shown the sites, introduced to decision makers in the host country, given propaganda bumph and in most instances their travel and accommodation expenses are picked up by their hosts. Gifts, called “souvenirs” are handed. The more unsophisticated the hosts, the bigger the gifts and more blatant is the largesse extended to these politicians with flexible ethics. Thus, on a recent trip to Azerbaijan, U.S. politicians received gold-painted plates, silk scarves, briefcases, crystal tea sets, and two types of rugs. The rugs were appraised at $2,500 and $3,500 respectively. Even aides received presents, compliments of Baby Aliev’s flacks. 
their slaughter. The repugnant layers of duplicity, supported by Turkish historians and the doctored state archives, claim that Armenians were deported (Turkey had no intention to commit genocide, the fairy tale goes) because they were plotting to rise against the Ottoman Empire, dismember it and establish an Armenian republic. Historians have shot down the self-seeking Turkish rationalization but the light-touch police state keeps churning out its packaged falsehoods. Another widely-disseminated Ankara fable is that Turkish government archives (1915-’23) are open to Armenian and third-party researchers.
and assembly must not be rendered the besieged enemy of the state.
ձեռնարկներուն յաճախ քով-քովի նստած կամ կանգնած ըլլալը վստահաբար գոհացուց մեզմէ շատերը եւ այդ պատկերը կրկին տեսնելու հաճոյքը անկասկած որ պիտի ուզէր ունենալ գանատահայերուն մեծամասնութիւնը։ Մէկ եկեղեցւոյ բազմերանգ խմբակներուն ծառայող առաջնորդները իրենց եղբայրական կեցուածքով եւ պատկերով փայլք աւելցուցին մեր հանդիսութիւններուն։ Անոնք այդ կ’ընէին անշուշտ Էջմիածնի եւ Անթիլիասի
վեհափառներուն օրինակով, որոնց միասին բերած մասնակցութիւնը Հայկական Ցեղասպանութեան հարիւրամեակի զանազան ձեռնարկներուն եւ հանդիսութիւններուն՝ իմաստաւորեց մէկ եկեղեցի ըլլալու հանգամանքը։



comes to national critical and existential issues.

economy that depends on transport far more than most countries. Armenia has a few railway lines or an extensive road network. While the rate of car ownership has grown steadily in recent years, it is still relatively low. Public transport plays a critical role, especially in the cities. The transportation network capacity is adequate to accommodate estimated demand up to 2020, but the infrastructure has deteriorated due to lack of funds. In recent years, the government has given priority to the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the infrastructure. Brutal climatic conditions also cause faster road wear and tear of roads.
published in 2010 by Xlibris, is a blueprint for the future of the Armenian nation. The slim volume (185 pages) should be pored over by every Armenian committed to a bright future for Armenians.



