Harut Sassounian

3 weeks ago | nt.am | Harut Sassounian

Armenians often lament that they are a divided nation, believing mistakenly that other people are far more united. This perception mirrors families who argue behind closed doors, while assuming that their neighbors live in harmony. It’s a classic case of “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.” However, internal divisions exist everywhere, including in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Azerbaijan’s jails are filled with protesters and dissidents who oppose the Aliyev regime.

3 weeks ago | en.168.am | Harut Sassounian

Armenians often lament that they are a divided nation, believing mistakenly that other people are far more united. This perception mirrors families who argue behind closed doors, while assuming that their neighbors live in harmony. It’s a classic case of “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.”However, internal divisions exist everywhere, including in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Azerbaijan’s jails are filled with protesters and dissidents who oppose the Aliyev regime.

3 weeks ago | en.aravot.am | Harut Sassounian

By Harut Sassounianwww.TheCaliforniaCourier.comArmenians often lament that they are a divided nation, believing mistakenly that other people are far more united. This perception mirrors families who argue behind closed doors, while assuming that their neighbors live in harmony. It’s a classic case of “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.”However, internal divisions exist everywhere, including in Azerbaijan and Turkey.

3 weeks ago | nt.am | Harut Sassounian

In a rare move, the Republic of Armenia recently hired an American lobbying firm to promote Armenia’s interests in the United States. Several years ago, the Armenian government hired another Washington lobbying firm, but only for a short period. Due to a lack of appreciation or understanding of the value of such firms, Armenia’s leaders have been unwilling to invest the necessary funds in retaining one.

3 weeks ago | thecaliforniacourier.com | Harut Sassounian |Gohar Grigoryan

By Harut SassounianArmenians often lament that they are a divided nation, believing mistakenly that other people are far more united. This perception mirrors families who argue behind closed doors, while assuming that their neighbors live in harmony. It’s a classic case of “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence.”However, internal divisions exist everywhere, including in Azerbaijan and Turkey. Azerbaijan’s jails are filled with protesters and dissidents who oppose the Aliyev regime.