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Armenia's major telecommunications company ArmenTel didn't respond to a request for comment.
A Shovel Cuts Off Armenia's Internet Giorgi Lomsadze 2011
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The blog speculates that such an approach could be a more effective strategy to change something in Armenia's position on a Karabakh resolution.
Global Voices in English » Armenia: ‘Bloggers’ call for foreign minister’s resignation 2009
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President Serzh Sarkisian attended the opening of the tramway Saturday, in the country's southern mountains near Armenia's border with Iran.
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Armenia's favorite jazz drummer-bandleader plays at the Vanguard so often that they could easily rename the place "Club Motian," yet he never seems to run out of good ideas for bands, musicians and tunes.
The Jazz Scene: Hot Tones, Francophones Will Friedwald 2011
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At the time, Turkey and Armenia were in talks aimed at overcoming decades of mistrust fired by the former Ottoman empire's slaughter of up to 1.5 million ethnic Armenians during World War I, and by Armenia's occupation since the 1990s of a swathe or territory in Turkic-speaking Azerbaijan.
Turkey to Tear Down Friendship Monument Marc Champion 2011
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Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 to protest Armenia's war with neighboring Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh, an enclave within Azerbaijan under the control of ethnic Armenian forces since the 1994 end of a six-year conflict that killed about 30,000 people.
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Armenia's President Serge Sarkisian is expected to speak on the issue Thursday.
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Armenia's governing coalition wants to freeze the ratification of an agreement to normalize ties and reopen the border with neighboring Turkey, it said Thursday.
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As the Armenian side grew increasingly frustrated, Armenia's parliament this year passed legislation that would allow Mr. Sargsyan to withdraw his country's signature from treaties, but the president said Thursday he would leave October's agreement intact, out of respect for the U.S.,
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Thursday's decision left the door open to diplomacy, but also responded to Mr. Sargsyan's critics at home and among Armenia's large diaspora, says Mr. de Waal.
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