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The oldest map in the world—on Babylonian clay tablet—includes Babylon, Assyria, Habban, and Armenia. It dates from 600 B.C.

Alan Whitehorn on Karabakh Diary: EpilogueKarabakh Armenians’ Exodus The mass exodus of the…
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Razmik on The Big Betrayal: Leaving Artsakh in the LurchWe should call a spade a spade and address the fol…
Arsho Zakarian on Revisionist European Rabbis Deny the Armenian GenocideWell written and researched. Who are behind these…
Asdghig on Letter to Government of Canada by Hayren Partners and 21 NGOsWhy is Canada keeping its doors closed to Artsakhi…
HOVANES BOYADJIAN on The Big Betrayal: Leaving Artsakh in the LurchI agree with all of the points that you have menti…
Maral Kajapachian on Հայաստանը ծունկի պիտի չգա՛յWe are all Artsakh. Recognize ARTSAKH.
H on For Artsakh’s Survival: Some Damage Control StrategiesVrej, Reacting to one of your points “1. Populatio…
H on For Artsakh’s Survival: Some Damage Control StrategiesIf it is true that Pashinyan has recently acquired…
Vrej M on For Artsakh’s Survival: Some Damage Control StrategiesI agree with Mesrob. It doesn’t make sense to go t…
Vahakn on For Artsakh’s Survival: Some Damage Control StrategiesTo Mr. Mardirossian who wondered about our captain…
Mesrob on For Artsakh’s Survival: Some Damage Control StrategiesWhen we beat the Azeris thirty years ago, we--espe…

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