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(209, 'node', ' the caucasus after the war an edgy neighborhood has become both more dangerous and more important the scenery is breathtaking sandwiched between two seas and home to europe s highest mountains the caucasus has always been an alluring and darkly mysterious region its reputation rose during its long slow conquest by imperial russia in the 19th century the caucasus features prominently in the poetry of pushkin and the fiction of tolstoy a classic russian figure the superfluous man who is powerless and doesn t fit in first appeared in the character of pechorin in lermontov s novel a hero of our time set in the caucasus russian readers were also enthralled by the exploits of the caucasian resistance hero imam shamil now the caucasus is at centrestage again the restive north caucasus republics in the russian federation are always in the news after two bloody wars with the russians chechnya is more or less at peace under the thumb of its strongman president ramzan kadyrov but could easily flare up again dagestan has become an increasingly lawless place worse ingushetia is in a state of nearanarchy with russian security services using the same brutal methods as armed ingush rebels but it is the three countries of the south caucasus georgia azerbaijan and armenia that are the bigger story now for they are the cockpit in a new clash between russia and the west the main reason these tiny countries matter despite a combined population of only 16m or so is geographical perched next to turkey north of iran and south of russia this is a place where empires have long met and clashed russia never reconciled itself to losing control of the caucasus when the soviet union broke up in 199091 moscow has been visibly fretful about rising western influence the russians have been especially hostile to georgia s president mikheil saakashvili who swept to power after ousting eduard shevardnadze in the rose revolution of 2003 indeed the icy personal relations between mr saakashvili and russia s vladimir putin have clouded the whole region the russians have kept up a trade and travel embargo on georgia they were incensed by nato s decision in april that georgia should one day be a member even if the country was not offered an immediate membership action plan russia is less neuralgic about the other two caucasus countries where its influence is stronger yet in many ways azerbaijan matters more than georgia as it has lots of oil and gas georgia and armenia have plenty of minerals but little energy the whole area is crucial for existing and planned pipelines especially for gas that can supply europe while bypassing russia see map pipelines go a long way towards explaining why the caucasus is now such a critical theatre in russia s faceoff with the west the third reason why the caucasus matters is that it harbours several simmering conflicts left after the collapse of the soviet union in 1991 indeed most of the fighting then took place in the caucasus georgia was left with two regions abkhazia and south ossetia that broke free of tbilisi s control in two wars in the early 1990s as became clear in august russia sustains their independence from the irritating mr saakashvili azerbaijan has the autonomous region of nagornokarabakh over which it fought and lost an even bloodier war with armenia in 199194 today armenia controls not only nagornokarabakh but also seven villages in azerbaijan proper and soldiers are frequently killed along the ceasefire line marching through georgia it was on august 7th that the world woke up to the dangers of the caucasus s territorial conflicts for months the russians had done their utmost to provoke the georgian president who has a reputation as a hothead bombs were dropped drones sent over georgian territory invasion exercises staged the americans insist they were urging restraint on mr saakashvili but some observers claim the signals were mixed after all mr saakashvili had promised to restore georgia s territorial integrity and he also seized a smaller rebellious enclave ajaria in 2004 he may have banked on doing the same in south ossetia without either american objections or a determined russian response tension rose steadily during the week leading up to august 7th indeed paata zakareishvili a close observer of the enclaves believes that war could have broken out on any day that week yet what actually happened on august 7th remains a matter of fierce dispute and may be the subject of an international inquiry that mr saakashvili says he would welcome and claims he was the first to call for the georgian version of events goes like this after several days of skirmishes with south ossetian forces mr saakashvili announced a ceasefire which he says was violated by the ossetians but he decided to shell and then invade tskhinvali the south ossetian capital only once russian troops and tanks started pouring in from north ossetia through the roki tunnel on the evening of august 7th the russians insist that no troops entered the tunnel and that the attack on tskhinvali was unprovoked monitors from the organisation for security and cooperation in europe trapped in tskhinvali say that they heard no ossetian shelling before the georgians opened up at the time the russians also asserted that 2000 people had been killed in the city and talked wildly of genocide the true number seems to be little more than 100 the russians responded with massive force although they took heavy casualties from the georgians as their columns drove south sheer numbers eventually told and the georgians were pushed back before abandoning the fight the russians then occupied swathes of territory around the enclaves and briefly threatened tbilisi before declaring a ceasefire yet for weeks after they first promised the european union that they would withdraw from georgia proper the russians kept their troops and checkpoints on the thin excuse of taking security measures these forces smashed up georgian bases ports railways and roads the russians have just declared that they have fulfilled their most recent promise to the eu to pull out of georgia proper by october 10th yet their troops are in places where they were not before august 7th and there are far more of them georgian villages in and near south ossetia have been subjected to brutal ethnic cleansing and the abkhaz have taken back the kodori gorge from georgian forces this is a long way from restoring the status quo before august 7th the short august war has also left georgia with the burden of as many as 60000 refugees the eu has now deployed some 200 ceasefire monitors but the russians will not let them into the two enclaves which they have unilaterally recognised as independent states talks over the enclaves status began in geneva this week but broke up almost immediately when the russians walked out agreement was clearly impossible the russians think they won the war and should reap the rewards the georgians cannot let go of the enclaves even nino burjanadze a former speaker of the georgian parliament who is now an opponent of mr saakashvili s says this would be like cutting off one s arms and legs one effect of the war was to dampen georgia s soaring economy real gdp rose by over 12 in 2007 thanks to a surge in foreign investment a liberalisation programme and a curbing of onceendemic corruption mr saakashvili says that if the war had happened just two years ago the economy would have collapsed now he notes with satisfaction russian financial markets have suffered the bigger falls admittedly growth looks like lapsing to 5 or less this year not least because of a bleaker world economic outlook but reconstruction work and a promised inflow of foreign aid should push it up next year the political prospects in georgia are murkier although mr saakashvili likes to say that the best response to russia s aggression is more democracy he has yet to translate his words into action he did himself no favours by crushing opposition protests in tbilisi last november he was reelected president in january and his party won the parliamentary election in may but the opposition is regrouping ms burjanadze plans to form a new party more critics of mr saakashvili s warmongering venture into south ossetia and his autocratic instincts are emerging georgia s ombudsman recently called for real democracy to replace authoritarianism ironically it is the russians who most want to get rid of mr saakashvili who are now his biggest prop since the war his popularity rating has risen to over 75 even today mr saakashvili claims to regret nothing he maintains that he had no alternative and that the war was not really about south ossetia and abkhazia at all indeed he barely accepts that georgia lost as he sees it the russians already controlled both enclaves his government has not fallen vital pipelines across georgia were undamaged despite russian bombing and the economy is holding up and he revels in the world s attention when georgia was overrun by bigger neighbours in the past he says nobody paid any heed this time leaders from all over europe flocked to tbilisi to show their support the oilandgas game the august war has profoundly affected azerbaijan and armenia too neither is anywhere near as democratic as georgia both are friendlier to russia armenia in particular is a close ally and neither aspires yet to join western clubs like nato or the eu yet in the war s aftermath both are looking to the west more than before azerbaijan s president ilham aliev predictably won reelection on october 15th in part because most opposition candidates boycotted the poll on the ground that it was neither free nor fair an autocratic government can appear to create stability yet the younger mr aliev is widely seen as a weaker leader than his father heidar who bequeathed him the presidency in 2003 and some think he is in hock to the country s most powerful business oligarchs opposition leaders like eldar namazov claim that there is even less freedom now than before what is certain is that azerbaijan s oilfired economy has been booming as one diplomat says it feels and looks a bit like a slightly seedy gulf emirate the bakutbilisiceyhan pipeline is now shipping 1m barrels of oil a day gas is flowing to georgia turkey and russia baku is smothered in petrodollars with glitzy new buildings and horrendous traffic jams it is less clear that ordinary citizens are benefiting many complain about inflation which is running anywhere between 16 officially and 30 say some economists the government talks up its programme of economic liberalisation which has been praised by the world bank yet azerbaijan also has a reputation for corruption there is a big downside to the oil boom it crushes the nonoil economy one economist says that oil and gas now account for half of gdp and over 90 of exports the real exchange rate has appreciated sharply one reason why baku is so expensive worse oil and gas reserves in azerbaijani territory are finite bill schrader head of bp azerbaijan notes that the real game for the future will be to try to tap into the turkmenistan side of the caspian which has huge reserves of gas azerbaijan s energy wealth is naturally of interest to the russians who want it to sell more oil and gas northwards russia s energy giant gazprom is desperate for more gas but the government is having none of it it supplies georgia with gas against russia s wishes for example and it is enthusiastic about pipelines to the west including the planned nabucco pipeline officials see big advantages in not depending on a single buyer looking for allies another big cloud on the horizon is nagornokarabakh negotiations over the armeniancontrolled territory continue fitfully in the socalled minsk group led by russia america and france until the war in georgia observers were worried that a newly rich azerbaijan which is spending heavily on defence might again resort to force ordinary azerbaijanis angry that oneseventh of their country is occupied by armenia remain belligerent but after georgia a new war looks less not more likely not least because the russians would not allow armenia their ally and host to two big military bases to be beaten yet the armenians are not complacent russia s war with georgia made this tiny landlocked country feel highly vulnerable its eastern border with azerbaijan has been blocked by the aftermath of the 199194 war and the turks sealed their western border in 1993 in sympathy with their azeri cousins some 80 of armenia s trade goes through ports in georgia many of which were damaged by the russians not surprisingly the armenians are looking around for more friends in the neighbourhood besides russia a new gas pipeline from iran is planned for instance armenia is hardly less autocratic than azerbaijan the election in february that brought serzh sargsyan into the presidency was criticised by most western monitors worse the opposition leader and former president levon terpetrossian who says roundly that the election was stolen took his followers on to the streets the result was the most violent protests yerevan has ever seen put down by the government with the loss of eight lives as many as 74 opposition demonstrators remain in jail although mr sargsyan blandly assures interlocutors that there are no political prisoners in armenia as in the rest of the caucasus the economy has done well in recent years although it is overdependent on raw materials construction and diamondtrading plus remittances from the large armenian diaspora it is also the diaspora that bangs the drum most loudly against a diplomatic settlement of karabakh or any improvement of relations with turkey yet mr sargsyan is being bolder than his predecessorturnedcritic robert kocharian both men come from nagornokarabakh so they are hardly likely to let go of the armenianpopulated enclave but mr sargsyan is readier to negotiate and to give back most armeniancontrolled territory in azerbaijan outside nagornokarabakh even that may not be enough to settle the dispute for this would require azerbaijan to accept the de facto independence of karabakh the other two reasons for mild hope concern turkey mr sargsyan bravely invited the turkish president abdullah gul to a football match in early september talks between the two foreign ministers took place in new york three weeks later the aim as edward nalbandian the armenian foreign minister puts it is to achieve total normalisation of relations with turkey on the armenian side that means dropping all preconditions including demands that turkey accept that there was an armenian genocide in 1915 mr sargsyan has gingerly expressed support instead for a turkish idea that the subject should be looked at by a joint historical commission the push to reopen the border with turkey is clearly driven in part by georgia s war with russia but there is a long way to go before inhabitants of yerevan can cross the border to their sacred mount ararat as always some businessmen benefit from its closure moreover karabakh will be a continuing sore on the armenian side some may prefer stasis on karabakh to normal relations with turkey while the azerbaijanis who have great influence in turkey will do their utmost to upset friendlier links between turkey and armenia a western opportunity to outsiders the caucasus often seems a hotbed of devilish intrigue power games and insoluble ethnic conflict the war in georgia confirmed the worst suspicions of many yet both in georgia and in its two neighbours it could also have created an opportunity for change for all his bravado mr saakashvili was clearly shaken he should now be more amenable to the line that the best way to promote georgia s integrity is to foster a genuinely liberal democracy so that one day the enclaves might choose to return a similar argument could carry some force in azerbaijan and armenia as they look for friends beyond russia if the west is to be consistent however it should support these countries only in so far as they take steps however slowly in the same democratic direction as georgia two keys could help to unlock this process the first is to dangle the prospect however distant that all three countries might one day qualify as members of the eu as experience in eastern europe has shown this is the best way to lure countries towards reform the eu may offer a better route than nato membership which is both more problematic and further off after georgia s war the second key is to work with turkey which as the only nato country in the region is wellplaced to offset russia s influence shortly after the war turkey launched a proposed caucasus stability and cooperation platform which even the russians applauded turkish companies are active in the region conspicuously so in georgia and azerbaijan and in disguise even in armenia if the turks can improve relations with armenia including opening the border they could play a more constructive role in the caucasus than the russians have ever done but both turkey and the three caucasus countries will need encouragement that could start with a firm eu decision to back the nabucco gas pipeline it would also help if the caucasus countries were less nationalist and better at working together paradoxically georgia s war with russia may enhance the chances of peaceful progress in the whole region  ', 0),
(210, 'node', ' report iyc s monitoring mission of the local government elections in kentron nornork norkmarash avan davitashen and shengavit communities of yerevan iyc s monitors observed the local government elections in 206 precincts on september 28 as a result of monitoring the first phase of local government elections in some communities of yerevan on september 7 the iyc published its findings concerning the violations and shortcomings of the electoral processes such as illegal voting and intimidation there were even frustrating cases such as tension and violence in some precincts despite the fact that the iyc has condemned the repressive methods of solving the electoral disputes and petitioned the parties involved in electoral processes to keep the process of elections in the framework of legality and act in an environment of tolerance there were cases of illegal voting and violence during these local government elections as well iyc is specifically concerned of such cases during the local government elections in kentron community in some polling stations neighborhood authorities have actively interfered with the electoral processes and pec representatives who did not prevent those violations either due to ignorance of the law or on purpose it is worth mentioning that the voter turnout was quite low and they were not active which means that they were not interested in those two candidates the iyc has observed the following violations during the local government elections illegal voting there was a case of open voting in 1003 precinct of norkmarash the commission members noticed the violation but failed to prevent it ballot stuffing was observed in kentron community as presented below in 1003 precinct of kentron community the loyalists of candidate gagik beglaryan stuffed ballots which caused a conflict and scuffle with proxies and pec members the proxies demanded that the commission register the violation in the protocol but the pec head failed to do so there were cases of ballot stuffing in 1011 1053 and 1012 precincts in 1051 gagik beglaryan s loyalists stuffed ballots the head of this commission was there and ignored that violation in 1053 precinct a young man and a woman brought marked ballots with them in order to stuff before they would cast those ballots into the ballot box the pec chair approached them to check who they had voted for when they found out that among the ballots marked for beglaryan there were also ballots marked for zurabyan they made a noise and conflict in the precinct the representative of the heritage party in the pec realized that all their efforts were useless and decided to boycot and left the precinct without participating in the vote count ararat zurabyan s proxy left the precinct as well there have been such violations in other precincts as well in consideration of the hard situation our organization does not believe that boycotting the work of the electoral commission on part of pec members or proxies and leaving polling stations is the best way to express their opinion about the elections in a fixedrun taxi 33 parked not far from the student dorms of 2nd massive of nornork of yerevan some people cut deals with voters specifically on the voting day citizens approached that vehicle showed their passports and took some white papers and directly went to the nearest 218 precinct in 22 precinct of nornork community of yerevan at 6 pm the legal state party representative in the pec frida martirosyan discovered and prevented cases of illegal voting voting instead of other people when three citizens were going to cast their ballots into the ballot box it turned out that those voters were registered in another district which means that they had signed and were going to vote instead of other people this violation was registered in the protocol the voting process proceeded in a tense environment in 1005 precinct there were even conflicts risen between proxies and pec members in this precinct the pec gave a ballot to a voter without a passport and based on a photocopy of the voter s passport which is a violation of clause 3 of article 55 of the electoral code of ra in the same precinct 1005 the pec members allowed a group of people to vote without any documents and they made a separate voter list for them in 1019 precinct a citizen argued that he was the only person registered at his address at teryan 19 apt 8 and there were other people registered at the same address in the voter lists in 1005 precinct some voters found signatures next to the names of people that they know are not in the country resident of vardanants st 10 building gevorg margaryan found anther signature next to his name when he went to his precinct to vote in 1007 precinct there was a conflict and scuffle between ararat zurabyan s proxies and pec members when a voter asked a pec member to show the name of his candidate on the ballot the conflict which was risen in the presence of police officers and media representatives was stopped only after new group of police security officers arrived at the precinct many cases of open voting and multiple voting were observed in 1054 precinct cases of double and multiple voting were observed in 1051 precinct in precinct 1052 a proxy alleged that the pec chair had put a stack of ballots into his pocket after which they invited people from the cec and prosecutor s office those people arrived after an hour delay and did not find anything with the pec chair as a result of it there was a conflict and scuffle in the polling station in precinct 1019 at 130 pm two people voted at the same voting screen at a time the monitor said that it was against the law and the pec chairman responded that they were a married couple even if they are a couple it is still violation of the law violations of the electoral procedure in 22 21 23 219 24 and 238 precincts of nornork community despite the requirement of clause 3 of article 53 of the electoral code the pec member in charge of the ballot box and envelope stamping was not provided with the addresses of the voters included in the voter list thus the pec members could not check whether the addresses recited by the voters were true or not even the pec members did not know about this law requirement in 1007 precinct the pec made a break and the vote count started after an hour delay the vote counting process was interrupted in 1048 and 1038 precincts in 1044 precinct two people introduced themselves as the head of the pec despite the fact that the elected pec head was armen harutyunyan another person named arman tchagharyan was controlling the situation at the precinct as a matter of fact this person was the secretary of pec 1044 and he publicly announced that he wanted to see david copperfield s tricks after closing the precinct at 8pm when he allegedly said that the results would be changed influence on voters free will the iyc monitors have observed that in many precincts of nornork community different people entered the polling stations to escort people who allegedly were not able to vote this was widespread in many precincts of the mentioned community and was done for the purpose of campaigning among voters and controlling their votes after the first part of the voting day the voter turnout became very active when people were bussed to polling stations around 57 pm eg precinct 241 other unauthorized people were escorting those voters in the polling station and controlling their votes to the extent of marking the ballots instead of them some of the 1048 pec members openly instructed voters who to vote for the same pec failed to carry out their duties in a duly manner often there was chaos in the precinct and the vote count proceeded with procedural violations as well not far from the 1048 precinct a group of people was campaigning among voters on their way to the precinct in the 1049 precinct some neighborhood authorities interfered in the process of elections campaigned near the precincts escorted voters to the precinct and voter screens and controlled their vote unauthorized people were controlling the votes in the 1054 polling station as well where there was chaos and the situation was out of control abuse of proxy and monitor rights in the 1011 and 1012 precincts proxies and monitors were not allowed to freely move inside the precinct and monitor the voting process in precinct 1014 the pec chair refused to sign the copy of the final protocol to be handed to the iyc s monitor the latter also said that he was the boss there and that he could do anything he wanted and made arbitrary decisions in the 1038 precinct the pec chair did not allow the proxies to video record the vote count in precinct 1051 the proxies tried to prevent ballot stuffing but the pec chair got angry with them and threatened to make them leave the precinct and said that he wouldn t let them monitor the vote count process in precinct 1051 the pec members were influencing on the iyc monitor by checking his report and creating artificial difficulties for him in precinct 1044 the pec did not let the proxies and monitors approach them and observe their activities by saying that they are interrupting their work in precinct 1021 the proxies and monitors tried to monitor the voter lists and observe the ballot box but the pec told them that they were interfering with their work and did not let them observe and observe the ids of voters inconveniences of polling stations in the 22 21 23 219 24 224 216 217 28 245 polling stations of nornork community and the 1016 1021 polling stations of kentron community the voting screens were furnished in a manner that one could see the results of votes it is a violation of article 485 of the electoral code even though it was possible to furnish the voting screen in a manner to provide voting secrecy those voting screens were not furnished in a duly manner and there were no ribbon barriers used september 30 2008 it s your choice is a nonpartisan ngo and the largest domestic election monitor in armenia with 4000 volunteers and offices and chapters in all 10 marzes and communities of yerevan iyc s mission is to promote transparent elections and democratic processes in armenia establish true selfgovernance and accountability within the government encourage citizen participation in community governance and provide objective reliable and timely information to armenian voters about electoral processes since 1999 iyc has been involved in monitoring activities in different levels of elections iyc has monitored two parliamentary two presidential elections in 2003 and 2008 three local government elections the presidential elections of 2003 and the constitutional referendum of november 27 2005 after the elections iyc made reports and developed recommendations to the ra electoral code  ', 0),
(211, 'node', ' expremier world financial crisis contains risks for armenian economy the world financial crisis creates a number of risks for armenian economy expremier of armenia hrant bagratyan said he pointed out that the crisis effects on armenia s economy are not so visible due to economic isolation of the country yet some effects could be expected he said according to bagratyan the first risk is connected with reduction in transfers from the usa and russia to armenia the second risk is with the banking sector due to liquidity problems experienced by foreign banks largescale construction is also placing a threat to armenian economy as it is carried out through loans extended by armenia s commercial banks bagratyan said he also stressed that prices for molybdenum and cooper are going down due to the crisis thus leading to reduced income from export the fifth risk according to bagratyan is connected with bonds and the government should develop appropriate measures in this respect  ', 0),
(212, 'node', ' serious tendency of real estate prices correction in armenia real estate prices have started falling at the end of summer in yerevan according to the monthly report of cadastre real estate committee the average price for 1 sq m of an apartment in yerevan has fallen by 18 in august the number of the real estate bargains also reduced in august by 15 if compared with july and by 22 if compared with august 2007 as director of armenian real estate market artem pribylsky said prices falling tendency has been preserved and they fell by 13 in september and at the beginning of october he also added that the world economic crisis has affected the situation at the armenian real estate market armenians of the diaspora and the local residents which receive transfers are the main buyers of the primary accommodation for this reason because of worsening of the economic situation in the transferdonor states russia and the usa inflow of cash reduces as a result of which buying ability is also reducing pribilsky also said no rush sale of real estate has been noticed at the market because of real estate proces falling but this does not rule out rush at the mortgage market where the real estate prices will fall much but the mortgage bank rate will grow because of liquidity falling according to the data of arminfo analysts armenian banks have made the conditions of the mortgage credits giving more severe of the last months the world liquidity crisis has not yet touched on the banking system of the country since there are no big volumes of the sums attracted from abroad in the liabilities but the danger of its possible affecting armenia make the banks to increase liquidity pillow thus certain reduction of the mortgage crediting volumes in the country is reducing real estate demand level in some sense and is no more able to keep prices moreover one should take into account that the real estate sector the locomative of the armenian economy which almost fully depends on foreign money inflow still remains the weakest and the most affected by foreign crisis tendencies the domino effect may work in other sectors of economy as well in case of stagnation nevertheless as analysts say today the longawaited correction of prices has been notices of the real estate market which have risen up to the inadequate level thanks to foreign money inflow over the last years  ', 0),
(213, 'node', ' armenia s monopolists get 100 percent profit in 2007 the average profit of armenia s monopolists from the sale of imported products exceeded 100 percent according to the official data a total of 88000 tons of sugar were imported to armenia the minimum selling prices of 1kg at shops was 210 amd whereas the company owned by the parliament member samvel alexanyan imported sugar at 108 amd for 1kg similarly the import of one liter of vegetable oil cost 320 amd whereas the selling price in armenia reaches 8001000 amd thus the profit reached 120 percent  ', 0),
(214, 'node', ' wef corruption low level of tax administration regulation of exchange rates and unsatisfactory work of state machine are main obstacles for armenia s economy armenia holds the 97th position out of 134 in the global competitiveness report 20082009 published by the world economic forum wednesday armenia has dropped by 4 positions as compared with the previous ranking the united states tops the overall ranking switzerland is in the second position followed by denmark and sweden azerbaijan holds the 69th position and georgia the 90th position according to the ranking the main obstacles for armenia s economy are corruption low level of tax administration regulation of exchange rates and unsatisfactory work of the state machine by the efficiency of public structures armenia holds the 96th place the most unfavorable situation is fixed in the sphere of intellectual property protection 106th place public confidence in politicians 104 independence of judicial system 123 ethic behavior of firms 115 and protection of interests of minority shareholders 124 by the general state of infrastructure armenia is in the 90th place in the ranking by the efficiency of motor highways railroads as well as electric power supply armenia holds the 79th 83rd and 89th positions respectively by the quality of telephone lines armenia holds the 65th place the country has comparatively higher indices in the group of macroeconomic stability criteria 83 by inflation rate the republic holds the 61st place and the government debt rate is qualified as armenia s competitive advantage 26 the rankings are calculated from both publicly available data and the executive opinion survey a comprehensive annual survey conducted by the world economic forum together with its network of partner institutes leading research institutes and business organizations in the countries covered by the report in 2008 about 12 thsd businessmen from 134 countries took part in the survey  ', 0),
(215, 'node', ' armenia sargsyan government weathers march storms monday october 6 2008 event the monitoring committee of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe considered developments in armenia on october 3 significance president serzh sargsyan has weathered the international and national storm triggered by the heavyhanded suppression of opposition protests following the february 2008 elections the government is showing increasing confidence in making political appointments which could eventually lead to the return of former president robert kocharian to power analysis the february elections weakened the ruling regime which is epitomised by the tandem of president serzh sargsyan and his predecessor robert kocharian by september it had to a large degree consolidated its power though the violent suppression of opposition protests in march damaged armenia s international image the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe pace issued a resolution blaming key state institutions for failing to comply with democratic standards the rule of law and human rights however a subsequent pace resolution was milder and postponed suspending armenia s voting rights until january opposition momentum the smooth transfer of power between kocharian and sargsyan a former prime minister was called into question when levon terpetrosian the first president of independent armenia surprised the ruling elite with his decision to run for the presidency in an election campaign marked by mutual accusations over past ills and the virtual absence of serious debate on the country s future terpetrosian managed to rally significant support from those discontented with persistent corruption the tainted political process inequitable economic transformation and government s lack of accountability and transparency following elections marked by numerous violations the opposition organised ten days of protests the degree of mobilisation surprised the ruling elite this ended on march 12 when violent clashes between the police and thousands of supporters left at least ten dead the government imposed a 20day emergency banned rallies and curtailed media freedoms see armenia regime will use force to retain power march 27 2008 several hundred opposition supporters were detained of whom 76 were still in detention at the end of september the opposition was in effect denied the right of assembly until september 15 when the yerevan mayor s office authorised a rally in his address terpetrosian pointed to internal tensions within the coalition on policy towards turkey and personnel changes he also said that the russiangeorgian war in august had shown that armenia was as vulnerable as ever to external pressures yet the number attending the rally was lower than generally expected suggesting that the opposition is losing momentum it was also defeated in several districts in the september municipal elections parliamentary leadership on september 29 the national assembly elected as speaker hovik abrahamian the chief of the presidential staff and a close ally of kocharian and sargsyan he replaced tigran torosian parliamentary speaker since 2006 former speaker torosian had dismissed rumours of his replacement in recent months and was said to have repeatedly refused to step down voluntarily despite being offered senior government positions he finally tendered his resignation on september 16 citing insurmountable differences with the parliament majority on domestic issues and behindthescene intrigues torosian was seen as a relatively independent lawmaker untainted by connections to oligarchs new speaker abrahamian has served in the government since 2000 recently heading the ministry of territorial administration and infrastructure which carries out some of the functions performed elsewhere by the interior ministry he managed the ruling republican party hhk campaign for the 2007 parliamentary elections and sargsyan s campaign in february 2008 leading to suspicions about the use of administrative resources abrahamian s move to the highest parliamentary post was planned well in advance he won a parliamentary byelection in august in a singlemandate constituency in artashat where his family owns several businesses he also owns several residential buildings in the centre of yerevan and property in the resort town of tsakhkadzor commission of inquiry the government has set up a parliamentary inquiry into the march 12 events there are serious doubts about the credibility of the commission and its yettobepublished findings the opposition has refused to take part concerned lest participation would be used to legitimise proregime findings commission chairman samvel nikoyan a senior hhk member has criticised the police for not cooperating with and even hindering the probe the chief of police publicly objected to suggestions that officers involved should be investigated and possibly prosecuted for the use of lethal force foreign policy the conflict in georgia in august complicated the economic and political situation and exposed armenia s relative isolation over 70 of armenia s foreign trade is conducted via georgia and any disruption is very costly should the economy suffer the government may become under additional pressure from the population at the same time the west s weak reaction demonstrated to the armenian leadership that it may resort to increasingly open authoritarian measures without fear as the west continues to focus on developments in georgia in order to mitigate the fallout armenia embarked on an unprecedented course of improving relations with turkey see armenia turkey opportunity opens for rapprochement september 9 2008 the russiangeorgian war shifted the political landscape in the caucasus and is prompting turkey armenia and azerbaijan three countries with longstanding disputes to try to settle their differences with georgia s energy transit credentials threatened armenia is being considered more actively as an alternative energy route for turkey as well as for potentially bringing iran s gas to europe the leadership believes its policy of complementarity has paid off armenia will continue its strategic cooperation with russia goodneighbourly relations with georgia cooperation with the eu and partnership with the united states and nato the frozen conflict with azerbaijan over nagornokarabakh will continue armenia will block any change in the mediation format preventing turkey from acquiring a more important role outlook having weathered the worst wave of protests the government now feels confident enough to appoint into the highest posts figures who clearly do not enjoy the confidence of the opposition it continues to detain opposition supporters and keep close control of the media at the same time it has allowed some opposition rallies these steps are designed to soften international criticism and preclude the country s political isolation throughout the president has relied on russia s support and cis states silent acquiescence in its handling of the opposition the regime is now likely to continue consolidating its power assisted by the opposition s loss of momentum and the relatively weak international reaction to the march crackdown it has had ample time to correct some of its more authoritarian behaviour by releasing political prisoners so far it has chosen not to do so georgia has absorbed a large share of the limited diplomatic resources assigned to the region and the government may have scored some foreign policy successes such as normalising relations with turkey the process may end with the return of kocharian in early september rumours started circulating that the current government which includes some members with no strong political affiliations see armenia new government sets ambitious targets may 6 2008 may be a caretaker administration to be replaced by a more strongly prohhk government headed by the former president kocharian recently said he had not decided to return to politics at this point leaving open the possibility of deciding otherwise in the future conclusion with the opposition losing momentum the government looks stronger despite signs of internal incoherence and a lack of public support it has not displayed the political will to implement the farreaching reforms outlined in its programme  ', 0),
(216, 'node', ' sarkisian vows drastic steps against corruption president serzh sarkisian pledged to take drastic steps to eradicate government corruption in armenia as he presented his administration s priorities to the national assembly on thursday in a 40minute speech sarkisian said he will strive to turn armenia into a rulelaw country with a competitive economy independent courts and equal opportunities for all citizens he stressed the importance of public support for this endeavor but made no mention of the lingering political crisis triggered by last february s disputed presidential election his sole reference to the tense domestic political situation was an appeal to progovernment and opposition parties and media to stop offending each other in public contrary to some expectations fuelled by his own loyalists sarkisian did not announce a general amnesty for dozens of supporters of opposition leader levon terpetrosian who were arrested in the wake of the vote and remain in prison nor did he comment on chances of a dialogue with the armenian opposition the president instead told the mainly progovernment lawmakers to help him build a society of resourceful and competitive individuals where there is no place for corruption where corruption is simply not beneficial and illogical the fight against corruption will change its face he said we will switch to tougher and more uncompromising methods and a system of international standards we will criminalize any manifestation of corruption we will create a culture of absolute public intolerance towards corruption the level of identifying and prosecuting abuse of power will rise irreversibly he said promising highprofile prosecutions of corrupt officials sarkisian admitted recently that the lack of such prosecutions undermined public trust in the armenian government s previous antigraft campaigns that put the emphasis on legislative changes sarkisian argued that the existence of an independent judiciary is also vital for strengthening the rule of law we must be able to put in place an independent judiciary based on the supremacy of law he said the pledge will ring hollow to opposition representatives and civil rights activists who have condemned as a travesty of justice the ongoing trials of opposition activists arrested in the wake of the presidential ballot virtually all of them have been found guilty by armenian courts economic development was another focus of the first presidential speech in the parliament with sarkisian promising to make the armenian economy more competitive and ensure fair business competition he said the economic situation in the country will also improve as a result of largescale projects such as the construction of a gas pipeline from iran and an armenianiranian railway he said that the government will also start constructing in the coming months a new nuclear plant in place of the aging sovietera facility at metsamor  ', 0),
(217, 'node', ' armenia pace monitoring committee remains concerned about the limited progress with regard to the implementation of resolutions 1609 and 1620 strasbourg 2102008 the monitoring committee of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe pace has received the report from the human rights commissioner regarding his visit to yerevan from 13 to 15 july 2008 and is extremely alarmed about its findings and conclusions that show that only limited progress has been achieved regarding key demands of the assembly the committee therefore invited the human rights commissioner to return to yerevan and report back to the committee at its meeting in paris on 17 december 2008 while noting the positive steps made regarding establishment of an independent and credible inquiry the monitoring committee remains extremely concerned regarding persons deprived of their liberty in relation to the events on 1 and 2 march 2008 in resolution 1620 2008 the assembly made it clear that the cases still under investigation should be closed or promptly brought before the courts a verdict based solely on police testimony without corroborating evidence cannot be acceptable and that the cases under articles 300 and 225 of the criminal code should be dropped unless there is strong evidence that the accused have personally committed acts of violence or ordered abetted or assisted to commit them in that respect the committee took note that while the investigations regarding persons in preventive detention have now closed the cases against seven all charged under articles 300 and 225 have not yet been brought before the courts as a result of the excessive length of the investigation in addition the committee is deeply concerned that the investigations regarding the responsibility for the ten deaths on 1 and 2 march have not yet been or are not yet on the point of being concluded serious questions remain regarding the nature of the charges brought against people arrested in relation to the events on 1 and 2 march as well as regarding the court proceedings of several cases including with regard to the principle of a fair trial in addition and contrary to assembly demands 19 persons have been convicted on the basis of police testimony only the committee is therefore seriously concerned that people may have been detained and even convicted based on political beliefs and nonviolent activities which is unacceptable to the assembly the committee regrets that the armenian authorities did not consider the possibility of amnesty pardons or any other legal means available to them to resolve the situation regarding persons deprived of their liberty in relation to the events on 1 and 2 march 2008 it strongly urges the authorities to consider such options which would result in major progress towards meeting the requirements of the assembly the committee noted the positive steps regarding the establishment of an independent and credible inquiry as outlined in the report by the commissioner the committee expresses its full support for the proposals made by the commissioner it welcomes the constructive dialogue between the armenian authorities and commissioner on this issue and hopes that the remaining outstanding issues will be resolved soon in order for the expert group to start and finalise its work as soon as possible the committee is of the view that armenia is on a threshold regarding the implementation of resolutions 1609 2008 and 1620 2008 now is the time for the armenian authorities to show the political will to resolve this problem the committee places its full trust in and gives its full support for the work of the human rights commissioner in this respect therefore it would invite the commissioner to make a followup visit to yerevan and to report back to the committee at its meeting on 17 december 2008 on the progress made regarding the independent and credible inquiry and release of persons deprived of their liberty in relation to the events on 1 and 2 march in december on the basis of that report the committee will make its decision on the actions and possible sanctions it will recommend to the plenary of the assembly in january 2009 parliamentary assembly communication unit tel 33 3 88 41 31 93 fax 33 3 90 21 41 34 pacecom coeint wwwcoeint press ', 0);
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(218, 'node', ' russianazerbaijan relations time for a grand bargain  the georgianrussian conflict in early august brought negative economic and humanitarian consequences for the south caucasus carefully built eastwest transport and energy corridors have come under question recognition of abkhazia and south ossetia by russia presents another diplomatic difficulty for the countries of the region yet in the aftermath of the conflict azerbaijan georgia s neighbor and closest ally finds itself in a unique position for an opportunity to advance relations with russia the ultimate prize would be the kremlin s support in the karabakh conflict there is no doubt in baku among both the public and politicians that the key to the resolution of the armeniaazerbaijan conflict lies in moscow as russia was and remains armenia s closest military political and economic ally despite azerbaijan s persistent efforts to please moscow and secure the return of the occupied territories no success has been achieved yet the current situation however presents a rare moment of opportunity for baku to make russia an offer it cannot refuse the ingredients for the grand bargain have been piling up steadily over the past year early in the summer russian president medvedev during a trip to baku offered to buy all of azerbaijan s gas at the world market price the kremlin is obviously not interested in having an alternative gas exporter in its borders the purchase of azerbaijani gas would not only enable moscow to remain the main energy provider to eu but would also help gazprom fulfill its contractual obligations on the other hand the negative image that russia created during the georgian war is prompting kremlin strategists to seek more cordial and friendly relations with another south caucasus country azerbaijan in order to demonstrate to the rest of the world that russia is not a threat and aggressor to the former soviet republics and does not intend to restore the soviet empire thus azerbaijan with its prowestern integration plans presents the only chance for russia to do this armenia is already heavily dependant on russia and moscow does not consider it necessary to win over yerevan gentler and more pragmatic relations with azerbaijan would not only help russia repair its image abroad but would also derail azerbaijan s pronato and proeu course it is no coincidence that president medvedev called his azerbaijani counterpart ilham aliyev a few weeks ago to discuss bilateral relations the latter also traveled to moscow to meet both medvedev and prime minister putin to advance the interests of both countries in the region finally speculation has arisen in baku that moscow is pushing azerbaijan s political leadership to open a transit corridor through its territory to armenia the kremlin s sole remaining partner in the south caucasus is significantly suffering from the war in georgia as transport from russia to armenia remains clogged in the closed borders armenia also has closed borders with azerbaijan and turkey thus putting its economy under a real threat under the grand bargain azerbaijan could play a transit role allowing russia to ship cargo through its territory to armenia it seems that not only russia understands the increased value of azerbaijan geopolitical rivalry over this country has heated up in recent weeks with us vice president dick cheney visiting baku and making statements about the united states intention to remain an active player in the region a look at the map of the south caucasus shows that with georgia falling out of the russian orbit azerbaijan remains the last battlefield between the west and russia the situation for the grand bargain seems ripe especially considering the new dialogue between turkey and armenia and the general willingness among armenian leaders to normalize relations with its neighbors the traditional belief that russia should do its best to preserve the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia in order to keep its influence over them is not working any more russia will always be able to exert pressure and influence over these countries long after the conflict is resolved the resolution of the conflict however will bring a number of dividends to russia including a safer periphery and effective prevention of radical islam emerging in the region compromises on the issue of karabakh and the restoration of the territorial integrity of azerbaijan would pave the way for a much firmer and more solid partnership between moscow and baku moscow can and should push armenia for more compromises on this issue in order to achieve a longlasting peace otherwise azerbaijan losing its hope to gain support from kremlin will continue to drift away toward the west  ', 0),
(219, 'node', ' armenia slides in global corruption rankings the situation with government corruption in armenia has continued to slowly but steadily deteriorate in the past year according to the latest global survey released by a respected antigraft watchdog on tuesday every year the berlinbased transparency international ti rates countries of the world on a 10point scale with zero indicating an extremely high degree of corruption as perceived by entrepreneurs and experts armenia along with argentina moldova and four other states ranked 109th out of 180 nations covered by transparency international s 2008 corruption perceptions index cpi it was assigned a score of 29 faring slightly worse than it did in the previous cpi released one year ago armenia s score is based on seven corruptionrelated surveys conducted by other organizations including the world bank it had already dropped by 1 point to 30 last year dragging the country down to 99th place in ti s 2007 rankings by contrast ti found a further significant drop in perceived corruption in neighboring georgia giving the latter 39 points and putting it in 67th place georgia was 79th in last year s cpi as always the armenian government and its supporters will draw comfort from the fact that all other nonbaltic former soviet states were again judged to be more corrupt than armenia in particular its archfoe azerbaijan regressed to 158th place in ti s latest rankings ti s armenian affiliate the center for regional development crd portrayed the survey as a further indication of the systemic character of bribery and other corrupt practices that have long plagued the country unfortunately there are very few areas unaffected by corruption the crd chairwoman amalia kostanian told a news conference if corruption is systemic you can not eradicate it in one particular area the administration of former president robert kocharian pledged to combat corruption throughout its decadelong rule that came to an end last spring it launched in 2003 a westernbacked anticorruption program consisting of mainly legislative measures there is little evidence that they have reduced the scale of graft however kocharian s successor and longtime close associate serzh sarkisian admitted in july that the virtual absence of prosecutions of corrupt government officials has undermined public trust in the declared crackdowns on corruption people must see that we are not only talking but also acting sarkisian said in a speech if we talk about corruption all day long and don t show persons engaged in it then our actions will not only produce zero results but will further aggravate the situation his prime minister tigran sarkisian no relation has been even more vocal in acknowledging the seriousness of the problem sarkisian has described graft as the number one problem facing armenia opposition politicians and other government critics dismiss the significance of such statements saying that corruption is one of the pillars of armenia s political system that has allowed kocharian sarkisian and other top officials to stay in power they also say that armenian lawenforcement agencies are themselves too corrupt to tackle the problem in earnest  ', 0),
(220, 'node', ' armenia turkey opportunity opens for rapprochement event at armenia s invitation turkish president abdullah gul attended an armenianturkish football match in yerevan on september 6 significance the first visit by turkey s highest official to armenia is a clear step in a process that could eventually lead to establishing diplomatic relations and opening borders this would signify a major geopolitical shift whose importance goes beyond the south caucasus analysis armenia s invitation to turkish president abdullah gul and even more surprising his acceptance came at a time when the balance of power in the wider region around the south caucasus is shifting and a window of opportunity is opening that may allow the armenian and turkish leaderships to break with a difficult past both parties are now more likely to seek compromise albeit for different reasons armenia the armenian leadership is under strong internal and external pressures recalcitrant opposition the government is still seeking an exit from the impasse following the disputed presidential election and violent clashes with demonstrators that left at least ten dead the opposition led by the first president of independent armenia levon terpetrosian will only talk to the government if it releases more than 70 people detained after march 1 so far there are no signs of compromise economic reform the ruling republican party and its coalition partners the armenian revolutionary federation dashnaktsutiun hhd rule of law and prosperous armenia have pledged reforms to sustain rapid economic growth however armenian society is deeply polarised over whether the pledges are genuine or only window dressing to take the heat out of the standoff with the opposition and win the support of ordinary armenians georgia crisis the russiangeorgian conflict put the armenian government under additional pressure over 70 of armenian trade passes through georgia which is armenia s single most important trade outlet armenia cannot afford to alienate it the economy suffered disruptions in rail and ferry traffic from the fighting which according to one official estimate cost armenia 680 million dollars onequarter of the 2008 state budget should the situation in georgia not be conducive to trade and transport across its territory armenia s sustained economic growth would not materialise this could lead to popular discontent allowing the opposition to claim power to prevent this the armenian government is seeking to diversify its trade routes iran armenia is fostering economic links with iran having built a gas pipeline whose capacity is to be enhanced so that it may import 2025 billion cubic metres of iranian gas annually equalling armenia s imports of russian gas turkey it may now be ready to take serious steps towards a rapprochement with turkey ultimately this would culminate in the establishment of full diplomatic relations paving the way for reopening the border to trade armenia wants to relaunch the giumrikars rail link connecting western armenia with turkey overall armenia will continue its foreign policy of complementarity seeking friendly relations with both russia and the west but this is a facade covering increasing dependence on russia russia the recent crisis strained armenia s difficult balancing act a close ally of russia it has ruled out formal recognition of abkhazia and south ossetia while supporting their right to selfdetermination the military alliance with russia remains the backbone of armenia s defence doctrine diaspora among armenians in armenia there is a strong feeling that opening the border with turkey is more important than ankara s recognition of ottoman genocide see armenia turkey genocide claims keep relations stalled may 10 2006 the hhd is the only political force set on recognition as a precondition to restoring relations with turkey the strongest political force in the diaspora the hhd is relatively weak in armenia itself winning only 6 in the last elections although the relationship with the diaspora is important to the regime the combination of unprecedented internal and external pressures on the armenian leadership may induce it to take bold steps that it would not have been ready for in a less charged situation turkey after the justice and development party akp came to power in 2002 ankara reevaluated its foreign policy hitherto strongly focused on the eu and united states it started to give more prominence to relations with its neighbours and positioning itself as a regional power with multiple identities a muslimmajority secular and increasingly democratic nation neighbours it has improved diplomatic relations with several neighbours most notably syria georgia bulgaria and iran increasing its trade with them from 6 of total foreign turnover by volume in 2000 to 35 in 2007 iranian gas the government has signed an agreement with iran to transport iranian natural gas to turkey and europe and develop the iranian natural gas industry by investing 35 billion dollars in the south pars field ankara increasingly realises that closing the border with armenia in 1993 during the armenianazerbaijani war over nagornokarabakh is not now to its benefit but changing its policy requires sensitive handling southeastern stability war in iraq has highlighted the need for turkey to stabilise its kurdish southeast border closures have deprived the area of economic development opportunities vital for a solution to the kurdish problem eu conditionality since the eu has made improving relations with armenia a key condition for accession the government fears that any concessions may make the akp vulnerable to opposition charges that the government is selling out new armenian leadership robert kocharian s handover of power to serzh sargsyan has opened up new possibilities changing public mood the public reaction to the january 2007 assassination of prominent ethnic armenian journalist and writer hrant dink revealed that turkish society was more ready for a rapprochement with armenia than expected akp strength akp s electoral success in july 2007 when it was reelected with 47 of the vote has given it more room for manoeuvre ankara can justify its gradual change of position on armenia internally by pointing to successes in relations with other neighbours improving relations with armenia would be the logical continuation of that policy of constructive engagement and strengthening its role as a regional power regional player following the russiangeorgian war turkey unveiled plans for a regional stability pact encompassing armenia azerbaijan georgia russia and turkey see turkey caucasus ankara seeks regional stability pact september 4 2008 the plan may not come to fruition but it shows turkey becoming a regional player seizing the initiative from the united states and possibly russia too russian position moscow may welcome improved relations between armenia and turkey russia owns most of armenia s energy and communications infrastructure including its railway it is interested in using armenia as a platform to engage with turkey economically which would in turn weaken us influence over turkey if armenia became stronger economically it could free russia to meddle in georgia conclusion how far armenia and turkey are ready to go in their search for compromise is unclear armenia could drop its demand that turkey recognise the deaths of armenians in the first world war as genocide and accept an official apology turkey could drop its demand that armenia normalise relations with azerbaijan as a precondition for establishing full diplomatic relations certainly gul s armenian trip implies a shift in turkey s relations with azerbaijan  ', 0),
(221, 'node', ' yerevan after gul half way there he began by saying yesterday was a very important and historic day for us at some point in his speech he said half the journey is taking the first step the presidents have come half way having reached the halfway point they instructed their ministers to accomplish the rest of the journey armenian s foreign minister edvard nalbantyan invited us to lunch in the foreign ministry one of the splendid buildings surrounding republic square in yerevan we sat in his office and talked about abdullah gul s historic visit and we lunched together sitting at the table and translating for us was arsen avakyan who had translated for gul and sarkisyan during their meeting by us i mean myself hasan cemal ali bayramoglu and mustafa karaalioglu also at this deskcumdiningtable sat ministry spokesman tigran balayan and armenia s representative for the keib black sea economic cooperation union in istanbul in order to emphasize just how seriously turkisharmenian relations were normalizing nalbantyan said time and time again that both presidents had the will to do this and that this will would with foreign minister ali babacan s resolve speed itself along another two stopping points on this road are the establishment of diplomatic relations between turkey and armenia and the opening of borders neither of these points can exist without the other we witnessed just how seriously this business was being treated after our soccer team beat the armenian team 20 we went up to the highest part of the spectators box we joined a small party held in the back in honour of abdullah gul and the turkish delegation suddenly before us appeared armenia s president serj sarkisyan and our president abdullah gul abdullah gul introduced each one of us in turn sarksiyan launched into the subject right away the final score was not important for him the event was a means of rapprochement his mood was one of a relived childhood he said he would be coming to turkey on 14 october not neglecting to add laughingly but not for a grudge match nalbantyan told us at yesterday s lunch that the visit would be on the date on which another turkisharmenian soccer match would be played and would be just as historic both countries foreign ministers have immediately started work on what needs to be done between historic saturday in yerevan and 14 october in order to complete the other half of the journey after the party gul and sarkisyan left the hrazdan stadium for gul s trip back to turkey sarkisyan s senior adviser who was at these high level talks was left to take us back to our hotel he gave us a lift in his car on the way he said that both presidents had agreed to the principles and that both ministers would begin working to bring those principles to life and to provide logistics we arrived at the hotel and set up our hq in the cafe in front we chatted about the historic day and the soccer match at 215 local ali babacan and his entourage left the foreign ministry building directly opposite us nalbantyan told us yesterday what happened that evening after the match after the match babacan and i spoke for twoandahalf hours we are going to meet up again in new york in two weeks time after that there will be no more pauses to date there have been too many halts and at each one we have waited a long time that is not going to be the case from now on in the days ahead we are going to talk about concrete stuff now armenia has the intention and the desire for this we saw that same intention on the part of turkey there are no countries in the world that have closed borders while having diplomatic relations you can find in nalbantyan s words an indicator of the rapprochement created between turkey and armenia we also spoke about the turkish initiative caucasus stability and cooperation platform armenia accepts this 100 per cent and considers it important although nobody wants to make any promises or take responsibility it would not come as a surprise looking at the mood in yerevan to hear that diplomatic relations between turkey and armenia have been resumed and that the borders have been opened before 14 october however in the spirit of once bitten twice shy we still have reservations we shall believe it when we see it having arrived in yerevan before abdullah gul and stayed after he returned we were in a position to measure the outcome of this soccer diplomacy and the climate both before and after this historic visit we can say that the silent protests along gul s trip from the airport to the city the dashnak placards that were opened and immediately closed again during the soccer match plus the whistles that were heard when our national anthem was played are too insignificant to overshadow the spring climate that has been created between turkey and armenia as fall sets in one dashnak official wanting to stress that they were not opposed to abdullah gul s visit said not to take the protests too seriously adding in a semijokingly fashion had we not done that much we may just as well have dissolved our dashnak party like i said before this first visit by abdullah gul needs to create concrete results that really can be considered historic this means establishing diplomatic relations between turkey and armenia and opening the borders edvard nalbantyan told us yesterday we are half way there the rest of the journey has already begun as of yesterday and in a mood of optimism  ', 0),
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(225, 'node', ' garo yegnukian senior fellow garo yegnukian is the ceo and corporate counsel of yegnukian realty corp a real estate development and management company and was past president of erebuni corp an automotive parts and accessories manufacturing and marketing company he holds a ba in business administration and marketing from pace university new york and a jd juris doctor of law from st john s law school new york born in armenia to repatriate parents from bulgaria emigrated to us in 1973 and repatriated back to armenia in 2009 had a life long interest and activism for the independence of armenia present interest is in human rights civil society international relations and politics of armenia  ', 0),
(226, 'node', ' pfa senior fellow spoke about corruption at a new jersey seminar on january 27 2012 pfa senior fellow garo yegnukian spoke about corruption and its impact on investment climate in armenia at a seminar organized by the armenian community of new jersey the event that drew over 300 participants was cosponsored in addition to policy forum armenia by the armenian engineers and scientists association aesa ny nj armenian human rights advocates armenian national committee anc of new jersey armenian society of columbia university knights of vartan new york armenian students association asa rutgers armenian club tekeyan cultural foundation and tufenkian foundation  ', 0),
(228, 'node', ' pfa s cofounder spoke at carnegie endowment on november 29 2011 pfa s cofounder dr david grigorian spoke at a twoday conference entitled the south caucasus 20 years after independence  sponsored by the carnegie endowment for international peace and the open society foundation the speakers at the 2day event experts academics journalists and civil society activists examined the lessons learned from twenty years of independence in armenia azerbaijan and georgia and offered some predictions for the region s future a summary of dr grigorian s comments can be found on pfa blog   ', 0),
(230, 'node', ' pfa s cofounder spoke at an event on artsakh s development on october 9 2011 pfa cofounder dr vladimir shekoyan spoke at a conference on artsakh in today s world organized by the artsakh development group a losangelesbased nonprofit the event held at the glendale public library hosted three panels on history and politics economy and culture in his remarks titled  economic prosperity as cornerstone of independent artsakh  dr shekoyan specifically noted that during the last 20 years artsakh was able to create an economy that was able to meet the basic needs of its population key sectors of its economy are agriculture construction mining light industry and energy generation according to the data published by the state statistical committee during the first three quarters of 2011 artsak s total industrial output exceeded 80 million of which nearly half or 46 percent was produced by the mining sector during the second quarter of 2011 artsakh s per capita gdp crossed the 1000 mark going forward dr shekoyan noted that the key issues requiring attention of policymakers and the society as a whole are governance and anticorruption government s role in economic development as a partner in supporting businesses developing and retaining human capital creating conditions for attracting foreign diaspora investments securing inflow of physical capital and limiting its outflow instituting a simple tax regime administration and a manageable tax burden promoting direct economic and trade linkages with outside world adressing the transportation bottlenecks via improving the connection with armenia proper  ', 0),
(231, 'node', ' pfa issues its 20092010 annual report on july 14 2011 policy forum armenia released its annual report covering fiscal years 20092010  being the second one since the organization s inception the report offers a detailed account of pfa s activities and outputs produced during the period under review it also offers an analysis of operational and institutional issues and challenges facing pfa in the near term and beyond please share your thoughts and feedback on the report with us at forum pfarmeniaorg  ', 0),
(232, 'node', ' statement regarding raffi hovannisian s hunger strike press release march 16 2011 subject raffi hovannisian s hunger strike policy forum armenia supports raffi hovannisian s hunger strike as a way of demanding urgent political change in armenia the usurpation of power and largescale mismanagement of the country s present and future can no longer be reversed by political due process and requires unconventional methods we salute mr hovannisian for his courage and determination and wish him the best of health and perseverance to help him cope with the challenges of building a stronger armenia in the future once the shortterm barriers to its progress are dismantled see the press release in english and armenian here   ', 0),
(236, 'node', ' tamar gasparian fellow tamar gasparian has 13 years of experience in journalism fundraising and public relations in armenia and new york tamar was a freelance journalist and television reporter for seven years in yerevan before moving to new york in 2006 since then she has worked for several arts and humanitarian organizations where she focused on fundraising development and communications most recently she served as communications officer for fund for armenian relief her interests include management and development of nonprofits that work in the areas of human rights urban development and social services tamar holds master s degrees in urban affairs from city university of new york and art history from yerevan state academy of fine arts  ', 0),
(237, 'node', ' gassia assadourian fellow gassia assadourian is a recent graduate of the london school of economics where she earned a master s degree in international political economy her areas of interest encompass economic development globalization and global financial regulation she is also a passionate human rights advocate and has been involved in raising awareness of women s rights issues in armenia specifically on maternal health and domestic violence gassia holds a ba summa cum laude in economics and political science from rutgers universitynewark  ', 0),
(239, 'node', ' pfa diaspora report presented at a uc berkeley symposium pfa s diaspora report was a subject of the keynote presentation at a uc berkeley symposium on the armenian diaspora and its relations with the armenian state held on november 13 2010 it was organized by professor stephan astourian the executive director of the armenian studies program at berkeley in addition to presentations by professor astourian and pfa s david grigorian the symposium also featured dr aida boudjikanian amic montreal and dr antranig kasbarian tufenkian foundation and arf the capacity audience included academics prominent businessmen community leaders and students from berkeley and stanford a lively questionandanswer session followed the presentations during which the participants expressed their appreciation for pfa s effort toward assessing the state of affairs between diaspora and the homeland in the past 20 years and for taking a stance against factors that undermine the relationship  ', 0),
(241, 'node', ' pfa issues a statement following the death of lt artak nazaryan policy forum armenia pfa 1250 i eye street nw suite 710 washington dc 20005 email  forum pfarmeniaorg  web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg  august 3 2010 mismanagement and corruption that have taken roots in the armenian army in recent years have claimed yet another life lieutenant artak nazaryan commander of a riffle platoon based in the tavush region on the border with azerbaijan was found dead on july 27 2010 with a bullet shot through his mouth although the medical examiner found indications of lifethreatening injuries inflicted on lt nazaryan s body hours prior to his death the official verdict is suicide policy forum armenia mourns the loss of lt nazaryan s life and places the responsibility for this unnecessary tragedy on armenia s ministry of defense for allowing an atmosphere in the army units which has been conducive to this and other suspicious deaths unless this behavior is stamped out in clear and certain terms and the rule of law and disciplinary measures reinstated to prevent such losses these episodes will continue to shake the already dented reputation of armenia s army within armenian society army is the ultimate protector of country s security those concerned about armenia s ability to defend itself against external threats in a state where demographic trends and corruption are already making it very difficult must condemn what took place in tavush and demand a proper investigation of lt nazaryan s death as well as all similar incidents in recent years we urge the ministry of defense to carry out a credible investigation into these attacks on the life and dignity of the armenian soldier note as this statement was being prepared news arrived of another incident which claimed the lives of six servicemen in an army unit located in artsakh time to unite against the sources of such occurrences is now given the threats of war looming over the country there may not be another chance  see the statement in armenian ', 0),
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(265, 'node', ' hrach kalsahakian fellow hrach kalsahakian is marketing manager at cyprus tourism organisation s middle east office in dubai united arab emirates since 2005 with a degree in economy and management from greece hrach specializes in tourism management after working several years in travel agenices in patras and athens he moved to the united arab emirates in 1998 where he worked at sheraton abu dhabi from 2000 to 2005 he was employed at the embassy of greece in abu dhabi as a translator and administrative assistant before joining the cyprus tourism organization in 2003 hrach founded azadhyenet website the first middle east pan armenian website in english and arabic languages since then he has covered numerous regional and pan armenian topics he is a member of arab writers union and has translated and authored several books in arabic language on armenian topics having lived and travelled extensively in middle eastern countries hrach is in the unique position of bridging between middle eastern armenian communities and the broader armenian world he is familiar with the structure of traditional armenian communities and tries to contribute to the modernization process of the diaspora structures he has recently completed his dissertation on human resource management for master s degree with liverpool university  ', 0),
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(272, 'node', ' evening in memory of vigen babayan on saturday march 5 2011 policy forum armenia held an evening honoring the memory of a prominent sovietera dissident a member of the 7 patriots vigen babayan the event s featured guests were  azat gasparyan  renown actor and narrator evening s moderator  paruyr hayrikyan  prominent sovietera dissident and the leader of the national selfdetermination union aim  shahen harutyunyan  a founder of the sovietera underground united national party amk jailed in early1960s for underground activities aimed at proclaiming independent armenia and recognizing the genocide the 7 patriots as the group became known in armenia following their trial and imprisonment laid the foundations for independence and prodemocracy movement in armenia and elsewhere in the ussr years spent in siberian gulags and countless kgb interrogations could not break vigen babayan s iron will and lessen his commitment to what he stood for the volumes of poetry that he left behind are live testaments of his sufferings but also of limitless love for his motherland and freedom to the young generation of armenians who fought for country s independence and for the freedom of artsakh vigen babayan is known as the voice behind the voice of america armenian service reporting during the late1980s and early1990s celebrating the legacy of vigen babayan and others who put their lives on the line for free and independent armenia at times when there seemed no hope on the horizon is of particular importance now given the events unfolding in armenia this epic story is as much about the past as it is about today and tomorrow the event was held at the cosmos club in washington dc and was cosponsored by members of the washington s armenian community pictures from the event are available from the  photo gallery   ', 0),
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(274, 'node', ' pfa s 2nd annual forum on armeniadiaspora relations sunday february 28 2010 800 to tuesday march 2 2010 1230 washington district of columbia united states agenda of the forum     bios of speakers   photo gallery   keynote speech by raffi hovannisian    video  sponsors of the forum despite the official rhetoric on both sides armeniadiaspora relations remain strained after 20 years since independence to provide an opportunity for academics policy practitioners and the public to discuss perspectives on and approaches to the presentday challenges facing the armenian nation policy forum armenia organized its 2 nd annual forum in washington dc on february 28march 2 2010 day 1 of the forum february 28 was held at the cosmos club washington s premier venue for social and policy events and featured the presentation of pfa s report on armeniadiaspora relations 20 years since independence day 2 of the forum march 1 was held at georgetown university this part of the forum was open to the public mr raffi hovannisian armenia s first foreign minister delivered the keynote luncheon address the program for day 3 march 2 was designed for young professionals and included thematic meetings with to continue the discussion on armeniadiaspora relations and offer young professionals opportunities to network in washington below are some presentation made during the forum keynote opening address dr daniel kufmann senior fellow global economy and development brookings institute   young professionals session i jennifer de mucci fordham university pouring salt on old wounds psychological reactions to the protocols  tamar palandjian george mason university interestbased analysis of the protocolrelated armeniadiaspora rift  henry dumanian the city university of new york diaspora and democracy the diaspora s response to national movements in armenia   young professionals session ii dzovinar derderian georgetown university democracy in armenia and diasporaarmenia relations  ted tourian burgh balian bergstein llp the accountability of diaspora organizations to armenians the reason why the creation of more diaspora organizations are necessar   keynote luncheon address raffi k hovannisian heritage party   senior professionals session ii artsvik minasyan member of parliament arf faction the ways to overcome the socialeconomic and publicpolitical issues in armenia  ', 0),
(276, 'node', ' evening in memory of vigen babayan saturday march 5 2011 1221 united states on march 5 2011 policy forum armenia held an evening honoring the memory of a prominent sovietera dissident a member of the 7 patriots vigen babayan the event s featured guests were azat gasparyan renown actor and narrator evening s moderator paruyr hayrikyan prominent sovietera dissident and the leader of the national selfdetermination union aim and shahen harutyunyan a founder of the sovietera underground united national party amk jailed in early1960s for underground activities aimed at proclaiming independent armenia and recognizing the genocide the 7 patriots as the group became known in armenia following their trial and imprisonment laid the foundations for independence and prodemocracy movement in armenia and elsewhere in the ussr years spent in siberian gulags and countless kgb interrogations could not break vigen babayan s iron will and lessen his commitment to what he stood for the volumes of poetry that he left behind are live testaments of his sufferings but also of limitless love for his motherland and freedom to the young generation of armenians who fought for country s independence and for the freedom of artsakh vigen babayan is known as the voice behind the voice of america armenian service reporting during the late1980s and early1990s celebrating the legacy of vigen babayan and others who put their lives on the line for free and independent armenia at times when there seemed no hope on the horizon is of particular importance now given the events unfolding in armenia this epic story is as much about the past as it is about today and tomorrow said a member of the community who attended the event the event was held at the cosmos club   and was cosponsored by members of the washington s armenian community additional pictures from the event are available in  photo gallery   ', 0),
(277, 'node', ' high level economic forum in yerevan monday may 25 2009 all day armenia left to right former prime ministers of armenia aram sargsyan khosrov harutyunyan gagik harutyunyan hrant bagratyan vazgen manukyan and former minister of finance levon barkhudaryan at pfa s first annual forum on economic crisis yerevan may 2009  forum s agenda   guest speakers   photo gallery weathering the global storm forum in armenia brings together current and former economic policymakers a highlevel economic forum held in armenian capital yerevan on monday brought together former and current economy policy makers to discuss the implications of the continuing global economic crisis for armenia and help devise policy prescriptions to mitigate them armenia weathering the global storm an event held by independent think tank policy forum armenia was attended by representatives of international organizations major policymakers from regional economic powerhouses and an unprecedented lineup of armenia s key economic policymakers since independence with the deepening effects of the global financial and economic crisis already fully felt in armenia the country s government is seeking new ways to stop and reverse the continuing economic decline but some analysts say government action is belated and others believe the measures being taken are still insufficient these and other evaluations were heard at the forum in yerevan held for the purpose of outlining actions to alleviate the negative impact of the crisis in his opening remarks abel aghanbegian an academician from the russian federation predicted that the crisis would last for another three or 3 ½ years and stressed that it was important to come out of this crisis with increased strength the crisis holds out a number of opportunities such as a decreased inflation cheap money opportunities for developing small and mediumsized enterprises when imports fall in conditions of the crisis a country like armenia should diversify its exports since in conditions of the depreciating national currency favorable conditions are created for producers the academician said meanwhile former chairman of the central bank bagrat asatryan sees an opportunity for a slow increase in exports only in 20102011 whereas in 2009 according to the economist exports will be falling in parallel to imports moreover a decline in cash remittances and losses of jobs that have started in russia this spring and are likely to continue for the next few years will lead to an 11 percent economic decline in armenia in 2009 said asatryan explaining that indices posted by the central bank have been used for the purpose of making this forecast asatryan as well as many other participants in the forum stressed in their speeches that system changes were required for meeting the challenges of the current crisis former first deputy chairman of the russian central bank sergey aleksashenko presenting the current situation in russia underlined the importance of institutional reforms including for armenia it is incumbent on the government to fight corruption and monopolistic practices so that small and mediumsized businesses can develop even in conditions of the crisis said aleksashenko david grigorian the cofounder of policy forum armenia and an economist at the international monetary fund imf in washington told armenianow that the purpose of the event was to combine together armenian and outside experience the purpose of this forum is to bring together the expertise not only that has been accumulated in armenia since independence in terms of economic policy making but also distinguished guests from outside that have very relevant experience in terms of crisis management from that point of view we have achieved something already it remains to be seen whether any of the findings or deliberations of the forum will reach its intended audience of which the government is a part grigorian said it is difficult to say whether or not the government is tuned to this and will be listening to this but we certainly hope so however it is an unprecedented occasion to have current and former economic policy makers together discussing issues of importance by sara khojoyan armenianow    ', 0),
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(284, 'node', ' roundtable on karabakh at the carnegie endowment friday april 30 2010 all day united states on april 30 2010 policy forum armenia held a roundtable discussion on karabakh hosted by the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington dc the speakers were igor muradyan an independent analyst and one of the main initiators of independence movement in karabakh in 1980s who is visiting washington at the invitation of pfa and thomas de waal senior associate in the russia and eurasia program at the carnegie endowment moderator dr david grigorian thanked the carnegie endowment for hosting the discussion the panelists for agreeing to share their views and the attendees for joining the following is the summary of the points made by speakers  thomas de waal minsk group negotiations process is almost dead but there appears to be no alternative to it the confidential nature of negotiations where only a few people know the details is not helping this results in asymmetry between the true content of the talks and what is shared with the public and creates room for manipulations karabakh is excluded from the negotiations and ends up playing an obstructionist role in the process the madrid formula appears to be mutually beneficial bellicose rhetoric present on both sides albeit in different degrees is not conducive to normalization and progress in talks path for resolution armenia should declare that it has no claims on territories beyond the borders of former nkr which should then trigger baku s granting karakakh a very high level of autonomy with some attributes of independence igor muradyan the august 2008 operation in ossetia expedited the karabakh talks on a bilateral basis russiaturkish rapprochement too contributed to the process and created a fertile ground for football diplomacy the value of armeniaturkey protocols is not in the establishment of diplomatic relations or the potential economic gains but in creating security in the region this has failed however as the environment is much more tense now than it was before the start of the football diplomacy events that unfolded recently have on the balance reduced the interest of parties in the resolution of the karabakh problem war on the karabakh front remains unlikely as long as azerbaijan is on its own but triggers for a new war on that front could come from turkey the negotiating sides should keep in mind that had the armenian side lost the war in 1994 there would have not been any international pressures on azerbaijan to allow for the return of the armenian refugees or to make any territorial concessions for that matter it is unlikely that politicians in baku will ever forget that turkey went behind their backs to negotiate with armenia on border opening turkey s backtracking in the recent weeks was a result of formidable pressures from azerbaijan a lively discussion followed after the presentations that touched upon the costs and benefits of any concessions on the armenian side the ability of official yerevan to handle complex negotiations on multiple fronts the economic and developmental dimension of the conflict as well as incentives or lack thereof of world powers in achieving normalization in the region the roundtable ended on a note that no political solution of conflicts in the modern history has ever changed the prevailing military outcome additional pictures are available in  photo gallery   ', 0);

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(485, 'node', ' armenian s 2012 parliamentary election dec 11 2012 pfa s special report on armenian s 2012 parliamentary election provides an overview of politicaleconomic and legislative developments in the period preceding the 2012 election and summarizes the reactions of key stakeholders the opposition parties foreign observers and local civil society groups to the election outcome it conducts a range of statistical tests to provide evidence of election fraud and to point out the main beneficiary of these corrupt practices the findings suggest that the election fraud in armenia during the 2012 parliamentary election was not gone but instead transformed into less obvious and observable forms while remaining largely outcomeneutral a phenomenon that is becoming common in the region as well as other countries with authoritarian leaderships finally the report offers recommendations to the opposition civil society foreign observers and the diaspora  armenian version of the report download reports  armenia 2012 parliamentary election 2012 parliamentary election armenia 2012 parliamentary election  ', 0),
(486, 'node', ' pfa special report armenia s 2012 parliamentary election for immediate release december 12 2012 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg   press release in armenian   authorities in armenia put a new face on election fraud washington los angeles yerevan earlier this year under mounting pressure by the international community and civil society the government of the republic of armenia took measures to reduce fraud and manipulation going into the 2012 parliamentary election however according to a special report released today by policy forum armenia pfa a us based international think tank and advocacy organization true election reform in armenia has once again been hijacked only this time by even more inventive and wellconcealed methods of falsification the report   armenia s 2012 parliamentary election  provides an indepth analysis of the politicaleconomic and legislative developments leading up to the 2012 election it also summarizes the reactions of key stakeholders the opposition parties foreign observers and local civil society groups to the election outcome what particularly sets the report apart from other analyses however is the range of statistical tests conducted by professional analysts that support stakeholder reactions these tests not only yielded ample evidence of persistent and strategic election fraud but also pinpointed the beneficiary of such corrupt practices namely the ruling party commenting on the report s findings adam hug the policy director at londonbased foreign policy centre said this important and detailed report shows that armenia still has a longway to go to before its elections can be called free and fair in particular the results of the statistical analyses would seem to indicate that the election authorities successfully managed to adapt to the changes in laws and outside pressures via illegal use of identities of armenian citizens who have emigrated and violations in vote counting which is deeply concerning armenia will have to improve its election processes if future results are to command the confidence of the international community and most importantly the armenian public pfa senior fellow armine ishkanian of the london school of economics went on to say that the growing sophistication of fraud techniques and mechanisms which are artfully concealed make it difficult for outside observers to cite and document specific instances it is electoral fraud 20 the authors of this report have had to bring to bear all the tools of research and analysis available to shed light on these techniques and provide stakeholders with statistical backup that election fraud is alive and well in armenia the question is what are the prospects for the forthcoming presidential elections early next year pfa executive board member and a los angelesbased attorney edgar martirosyan pointed out that achieving free and fair elections is not an end in itself better elections are likely to result in better governance and stronger social cohesion he asserted and it is an internationally accepted conclusion that good governance is the primary driver of economic development and progress in developing countries like armenia  policy forum armenia is an independent professional nonprofit association aimed at strengthening discourse on armenia s economic development and national security and through that helping to shape public policy in armenia this special election report and other pfa reports which provide assessments of critical developments taking place in armenia and the diaspora are available at wwwpfarmeniaorg reports    armenia 2012 parliamentary election  ', 0),
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(532, 'node', ' yelling at yerevan business new europe  magazine february 27 2012 if a series of reports on the armenian economy are any indication of the country s fiscal health it s going to be a tough year for yerevan a february report from the usbased thinktank policy forum armenia pfa   entitled  armenia averting an economic catastrophe  paints a dire picture of the country s prospects heading into 2012 it details a laundry list of economic ills that could create turmoil in the tiny south caucasus nation especially homegrown problems such as the probable devaluation of the dram and the government s tarnished legitimacy an unsustainable de facto exchange rate peg and structural policies are resulting in massive external imbalances which will eventually lead to abandonment of the peg with very serious implications for the overexposed banking sector and already high public debt levels the paper notes the elements of the same crony capitalist practices have been reinforced at the expense of growth public health education and national security armenia s window of opportunity to build a viable economy and address its severe social and demographic problems is closing rapidly it warns pfa s negative assessment of the economy is just the most recent in a series of efforts to sound an alarm about armenia s problems in july  forbes  magazine named armenia the second worst economy in the world after madagascar with inflation at 7 in 2011 and the economy still shaky after a 15 contraction in 2009 armenia is struggling to keep up with the rest of the world according to the magazine transparency international also weighed in ranking armenia at 129 out of 183 countries in its 2011 corruption perceptions index the world bank s 2012 doing business report was only slightly more positive bumping armenia up six slots to rank 55 out of 183 economies due to reforms in starting a business dealing with construction permits and getting credit but the country continues to rank near the bottom of the list in paying taxes resting at a low number 150 yerevan s struggles to control rampant tax evasion and an entrenched cronyism capitalism have amplified the country s problems according to the pfa report there are widespread concerns about corruption in the tax and customs agency as well as about failures to collect taxes from governmentconnected oligarchs the report states noting that tax reforms stop short of forcing top government officials and parliamentarians to comply in all several hundred million dollars are embezzled annually in the form of nonpayment of taxes and outright budgetary theft it estimates tax revenue is just 163 of gdp in armenia compared with 249 in georgia and 314 in moldova according to imf statistics provided by the report tax evasion is now a direct threat to the state notes analyst richard giragosian the director of the regional studies center rsc in yerevan the socalled oligarchs are not paying taxes he says noting they are mainly commoditiesbased cartels that control the supply of imported goods they are undermining the state new tax reform is good on paper but bad on implementation giragosian notes the tax reforms are quite good on paper the problem is in the implementation not in the formulation they are not implemented adequately across the board they are not fairly implemented because of the political weight of the oligarchs help them get around the law giragosian adds that while there is political will to combat tax evasion the government is threatening its own support base by going after the oligarchs something that might be possible following the may parliament elections but not before  debt burden  the country s large amount of outstanding foreign debt is adding to the problems by exacerbating the country s lack of income tatoul manasserian head of the alternative research center in yerevan said in an october presentation at the armenian center for national and international studies acnis that the country s debt is near dangerous levels and requires more effective tax and customs policies the pfa report says the government borrowed heavily following the 2008 crisis but said it did little to bring economic relief to the country over the past three years armenia reacted to the crisis by a massive fiscal stimulus that was largely financed through external borrowing however not only did the stimulus not prevent the economy from nosediving in 2009 but its effects were shortlived the report states noting the foreign debt is now 40 of the country s gdp giragosian stresses that the staggering debt has left armenia without a cushion for future shocks the armenian government s immediate response to the financial crisis was not typical it did not attempt stimulating the economy or creating jobs programmes it was an immediate response to seek foreign loans from the world bank imf russia persian gulf china he says now there is no one left to lend to the armenian government so there is no 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(534, 'node', ' pfa s latest reports presented at aba s 2013 winter meeting in las vegas saturday january 19 2013 all day las vegas nevada united states on january 19 2013 policy forum armenia made a presentation entitled to be or not to be elections the rule of law and governance in armenia during the armenian bar association s 2013 winter meeting in las vegas the presentation which largely drew upon pfa s latest reports on the  2012 parliamentary election   economic conditions  and  the state of the environment  aimed to demonstrate that the fraudulent elections taking place in armenia in recent years and the resulting lack of accountability and poor governance are the primary factors behind the country s dismal social economic conditions and ongoing mismanagement of environmental resources the presentation followed by a lecture by professor richard hovannisian ucla as well as luncheon speaches by aba chairman garo ghazarian former chairman edvin minasian and armenian national committee of america s government affairs director kate nahapetian  the armenian bar association aba    was formed in 1989 to provide an arena for lawyers of armenian heritage to come together socially and professionally and to address the legal concerns of the armenian community with the creation of an independent republic of armenia the association undertook the task of helping to build and encourage the growth of democratic institutions in armenia more information about the event is available from  the aba s website  pictures from the event are available from the  photo gallery   ', 0),
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(544, 'node', ' an urgent appeal to international election observers for the list of addressees download the original letter in pdf   an urgent appeal to international election monitors  to enhance fraud detection in armenia de ar fellow stakeholders  in light of the upcoming february 2013 presidential election in the republic of armenia we are writing to bring to your urgent attention the latest special report by policy forum armenia pfa the findings therein highlight our concerns about the integrity of the electoral process in the country as observed during the may 2012 parliamentary election and its implications going forward the report entitled armenia s 2012 parliamentary election is available in its entirety at http wwwpfarmeniaorg  in sum it demonstrates that the election fraud in armenia has taken subtle and sophisticated forms that are difficult to detect because it occurs mostly outside of the polling stations in fact while acknowledging some marginal improvements we believe that the systematic fraud applied by the authorities and uncovered in the report via the use of statistical techniques was sufficient to materially alter the election outcome in addressing the international observer community the report makes the following recommendations election fraud in armenia has adapted to monitoring pressures and is now nearly impossible to detect through typical monitoring approaches to substantially reduce it new criteria for assessing election conduct should be established and more candid assessment of the political will or lack thereof to conduct freer elections should be made international observers could benefit from a more comprehensive briefing about armenia s politicaleconomic landscape and history of election fraud resources permitting more observers should be dispatched to areas outside of yerevan where incidents of fraudulent voter counting and voter list abuse were found to be the highest given the growing sophistication of election fraud in armenia the country s electorate and the armenian diaspora will likely rely on international observers more than before to properly assess election results in the country however if these new methods of election fraud are allowed to persist the legitimacy of the election outcome in armenia will continue to be questioned despite declared progress moreover the credibility of international observers as a force for positive change may be undermined when assessments fail to point that bribery voter intimidation and voter list fraud are effectively used as counterweights to free and fair elections this situation in armenia is unlikely to remain sustainable disenfranchised citizens may lose faith in the election process altogether and seek alternative ways to express their constitutionally granted right to govern the country potentially leading to political instability yet unless remedies are put in place prior to election day we expect the wellconcealed abuses of the electoral system to continue during the february 2013 presidential election to that end pfa is prepared to assist you and your colleagues in these specific areas identify the worstoffender polling stations based on the 2012 election outcome to help the observer missions zoom in on them provide a list of suitable potential observers who speak and understand fluent armenian and english conduct voter list audits prior to the upcoming election all in all we hope you will have an opportunity to study pfa s report and urge you to take concrete steps to enhance your frauddetection techniques in time for the february election we and other concerned stakeholders worldwide would appreciate being informed of those steps we thank you for your consideration of this urgent appeal and look forward to hearing from you regarding our offer to assist please contact us directly by email at forum pfarmeniaorg or at the mailing address above pfa is an independent professional nonprofit organization aimed at strengthening discourse on armenia s economic development and national security and through that helping to shape public policy in armenia its main objective is to offer alternative views and professional analysis containing innovative and practical recommendations for public policy design and implementation pfa executive board washington los angeles yerevan  ', 0),
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(550, 'node', ' armenian elections taking stock and looking forwardhow analytical methods help expose election fraud friday february 8 2013 all day canada a roster of prominent local and armenian speakers at the maiden public gathering of the nascent armenian renaissance of toronto art movement on feb 8 called for a one nation unified effort by the diaspora and armenia to help bring about a democratic strong and prosperous armenia the nascent art is a founding member of the new diaspora movement whose aim is the peaceful promotion of good governance in armeniathe speakers aram adamyan dr berge minassian viken attarian and dr zareh ouzounian from canada dr david grigorian and dr zaven kalaydjian from the washingtonbased policy forum armenia think tank as well as activists yeghia nersesian and alec yenikomshian of armenia agreed that the diaspora can help bring about positive and fundamental change in armenian governanceadamyan who also acted as mc said that the separation which had existed between soviet armenia and the diaspora continued following armenia s independence despite hopes that the armenian nation would finally become one he said the diaspora has extensive and multifarious resources which armenia desperately needs it s time for armenians in the diaspora to connect through peopletopeople links with their brothers and sisters in the armenian homelanddr zareh ouzounian one of the key figures in the establishment of armenian renaissance in canada said the very destiny of our nation is directly dependent on the survival of our motherland not the mere survival of the armenian state but its growth and development into a just prosperous and powerful state he called for equal rights in armenia for truly democratic elections improved governance and a responsible approach to environmental issuesthe words change and hope have reappeared in the lexicon of the armenian street and dozens of civic and reform movements have already emerged and are starting to raise their voices said dr ouzounian their sympathizers already number in tens of thousands they are taking full advantage of modern technology and social media to raise their concerns he addedthese reform movements have created a new structure in the form of an allinclusive preparliament nakhakhorhrdaran whose first objective is to develop and to articulate the platform of policies to govern the new future armenia he saidwhile pointing out that meaningful change can only come from within armenia a strong committed and engaged diaspora support would go a long way in providing a supportive network specific expertise and advice said dr ouzounian and added that the new energized engaged diaspora is the armenian renaissance associate groups similar to art are now sprouting in los angeles paris berlin and beiruthe admitted that the armenian renaissance of toronto and ar movements around the globe do not have precise medium or longterm road maps of actions they would take but that they are working to develop strategies consistent with their mission whether it is by organizing informative lectures and debates whether by signing petitions or organizing protests whether it is by participating with our individual expertise and skills renaissance will be an action network and not a discussion forum stressed dr ouzounian wherever we live the new future armenia is our collective responsibility if we truly believe we are one nation we in the diaspora have the right and the duty to support the grassroots civil society movements that will shape the new future armenia he saidviken attarian a prominent intellectual and community leader in montreal pointed out to the audience that the challenge in armenia as elsewhere is how to maintain democratic rule once established democracy requires constant care and attention otherwise it could vanish social activism civic movements the free exchange of ideas are signals of a healthy democracy the hundreds of thousands of armenian citizens who are committed to these ideals are the guarantors of the flourishing democracy in armenia he said attarian cited the work of scholar and author daron acemyan an armenian citizen of turkey as a key in understanding why certain contemporary states succeed while others failbecause for centuries many armenians have lived outside armenia a significant percentage of diaspora armenians don t consider armenia their homeland we should feel that we are a successful movement when most diasporans regard armenia as their homeland he saidhe also defined the sharp difference between the concept of citizenship and nationality because for centuries many armenians have lived outside armenia most diasporans consider themselves citizens rather than members of the national group of the countries they resideattarian drew the audience s attention to a prominent and worrisome difference between the canadian charter of rights and freedoms and the armenian constitution he said that there were so many exceptions or notwithstanding clauses in the armenian constitution that a future law could easily nullify the freedoms and rights guaranteed by the constitution he called for inviolable rights and freedoms to be imbedded in the armenian constitutiondr berge minassian a founding member of armenian renaissance said that a state governed democratically and with the rule of law is essential to the survival of armenia and therefore to the armenian nation we believe such a state will come about through the efforts of armenians living in our homeland the armenian renaissance movement is a reaction to the realization that diaspora armenians can buttress support and sustain the civil society movements for peaceful change taking place in armenia dr minassian said that positive change is necessary and urgent the diaspora can t abdicate its responsibility to help those working in armenia to effectuate democratic change dr david grigorian and dr zaven kalaydjian who were scheduled to address the gathering could not attend in person due to a severe snowstorm speaking via skype they presented an informative forensic analysis of the 2012 parliamentary elections in armenia and cited the various research activities conferences and reports that the pfa undertakes dr grigorian said the pfa is comprised of more than 60 professionals across the globe who volunteer their expertise and time to analyze armeniarelated developments and offer alternative views on those through youtube environmental activist yeghia nersesian and sardarapat spokesman alec yenikomshian described their activities in armenianersesian invited diaspora armenians to join armenians in the homeland to realize a renaissance of the armenian nation echoing the other speakers yenikomshian also emphasized the key role of the diaspora in rebuilding a progressive and democratic political system in armeniaflyers including the vision and mission statement of art as well as links to democratic civic environmental group websites were 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(551, 'node', ' diaspora strategies in transition states prospects and opportunities for armenia  in a report entitled  diaspora strategies in transition states prospects and opportunities for armenia  presented to the armenian government in 2011 professors rob kitchin and mark boyle of the national university of ireland listed the following as priority no 1 for armenia in its efforts to enhance cooperation with the diaspora  armenia needs to continue to work collaboratively with the diaspora so to harness to the resources energy and selforganizing capacities of the diaspora its new and strong institutions capacities notwithstanding it must work find a way to bring its new diaspora planning infrastructure into partnership with the diaspora  policy forum armenia pfa   which has hosted two conferences thus far in yerevan 2009 and washington 2010 provides an important vehicle for dialogue  p 34  ', 0),
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(564, 'node', ' pfa s sassoon kosian shares his views regarding the recent joint announcement of the leading opposition candidates on pfa s blog read the post ', 0),
(566, 'node', ' policy forum armenia publishes the results of its preliminary analysis on february 18 2013 presidential election in armenia policy forum armenia pfa just concluded its preliminary analysis of the official results of armenia s 2013 presidential election based on the data provided by the central election commission consistent with eyewitness accounts and a large body of local media reports our analysis which we summarize below confirms the following  download ', 0),
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(571, 'node', ' pfa fellow and communications director tamar gasparian is reporting from new york city on a recent protest organized by a group of armenian activists against the massive presidential election fraud in armenia pfa fellow and communications director tamar gasparian is reporting from new york city on a recent protest organized by a group of armenian activists against the massive presidential election fraud in armenia read the post ', 0),
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(574, 'node', ' pfa releases the list of 20 top violator polling stations pfa releases the list of 20 top violator polling stations  download the press release in armenian ', 0),
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(576, 'node', ' pfa fellow sassoon kosian suggests alternative ways of power transition in armenia and outlines the steps necessary to achieve it while supporting raffi hovanissian s hunger strike and encouraging everyone to support him pfa fellow sassoon kosian suggests alternative ways of changing power in armenia and outlines the steps in his text read the post ', 0),
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(578, 'node', ' truth or consequences 2013 part i challenges to election results in armenia saturday april 20 2013 2000 1261 saddle river road fair lawn new jersey united states pfa fellow sassoon kosian and civil society activist alex sardar participated in a public discussion and q a concerning the recent armenian presidential election and the post election developments in armenia sassoon kosian presented pfa s analysis of february 2013 presidential election in armenia that shed light on the mechanics of the election fraud and supplemented it by findings of other independent analysts  see sasoon kosian s presentation pictures form the event are available frome the photo gallery   ', 0),
(579, 'node', ' a challenge to the armenian diaspora help lead the armenian homeland in a new direction a challenge to the armenian diaspora  help lead the armenian homeland in a new direction the time has arrived for organizations communities and individuals of the armenian diaspora to urgently act to address the troubling events unfolding in the republic of armenia in the wake of the february 2013 election public criticism of the armenian government is growing from all corners recent analysis conducted by policy forum armenia and other independent experts using official election data provides statistical evidence of massive election fraud and indicates that in several hundred polling stations not affected by falsifications the main opposition candidate was ahead of the incumbent the interim report issued by the organization for security and cooperation in europe osce office for democratic institutions and human rights on march 2 2013 notes that its analysis of official results raises concerns regarding the confidence over the integrity of the electoral process despite the current administration s attempts to hide this pervasive election fraud as observed by independent observers and the media alike diaspora communities are weighting in on the matter in recent days activists throughout the diaspora are coming forward to show their support for free and fair elections in armenia criticism has come from prominent diasporans grassroots members and organizations united behind one principle it is the people s collective will and not the selfinterest of the authorities which is paramount and needs to be secured we all are stakeholders in the future of armenia without justice and respect for the constitutional rights of people what kind of a country will future generations inherit will the core values of decency dignity and honesty be allowed to take root in our homeland or just be deflected will corruption and cynicism at all levels continue to undermine armenia s economic and demographic viability aren t we undermining our demands for justice for the genocide that happened nearly a century ago  if we allow protesters on the streets of yerevan to be shot and killed today  denial of rights and liberties at any level originated in and perpetuated by any nation s government requires civil response of intolerance achieving free and fair elections is not an end in itself better elections will lead to better governance and stronger social cohesion these in turn are the primary drivers of economic development and progress in developing countries what has looking the other way for two decades actually achieved  we have one homeland to cherish and to serve a homeland which emerged from a decadeslong history of institutional resistance to the people s freedoms of speech expression and assembly that history has been hard to shake in the first two decades of armenia s independence with a continuing tradition of judicial system depending on executive order and an economy monopolized by the very few who covet their seats in parliament and the prosecutorial immunity that those seats provide all of the good that the country has experienced with your generous help tilt eversoslightly against the armenian government s poor governance and neglect of fundamental human rights the mass migration of population out of armenia is a serious national security threat commensurate with that posed by armenia s foreign enemies today and almost 100 years ago any administration whose policies willingly or unwillingly lead the country down the path to an armenia without armenians cannot be supported by the diaspora it s not about taking sides it s about making a stand for what s right there are many crisis points in the life of a nation here in the 21 st century we have reached ours citizens of armenia are organizing to challenge what has been widely perceived as flawed presidential election and to refute the illusory reports of the state regarding the results they need all the help and solidarity they can get from us our assistance and solidarity do not come at a price for us since it is the armenian citizenry not us who run the risk of reactionary repercussions for trying to express their inalienable right we enjoy those rights without fear and consequence some foreign governments were quick to congratulate the incumbent we do not deny them the right to pursue their own interest in our region we do not need to buy into them though interestingly those interests have been linked with leaderships in armenia that have denied their people the freedom to choose their own future this begs the question as to the role of diaspora institutions in this quest for truth and justice the armenian church has remained on the sidelines on issues that speak to the core christian tenets speaking truth to power follows in the footsteps of jesus christ himself but today our church leaders refuse to speak against the effort to deprive armenian voters of the fundamental right to choose their own future it should be incumbent on the church to encourage people to be more confident more courageous and more conscious of their social responsibilities and rights as for diaspora organizations involved in economic development in armenia it is in their best interests to operate in an environment free of corruption and shadow economics yet they often looked the other way and have accepted top members of armenia s corrupt regime as members of their governing bodies standing up for principles is not the same as being political cultural and educational organizations also have a part to play instead they have so far said little on behalf of truth and freedom as put by holocaust scholar elie wiesel neutrality always helps the oppressor never the oppressed the lobbying groups too have been eerily silent when it comes to promoting the fundamental rights of armenians in armenia while exercising the rights given to them by the constitutions of the countries in which they live and pursuing historical justice they would be doing injustice were they not to hold the armenian government to safeguarding the rights of our brothers and sisters in armenia ironically many of these same entities have been quite vocal in calling for the people to refrain from their struggle for true freedom and better governance siding with the regime publicly sometimes even verging on demagoguery and remaining silent when the people need backing is not the hallmark of a proud and prosperous diaspora patience is only a virtue when accompanied by thoughtful action we believe that no selfrespecting diaspora institution or community group except those involved in health medicine and emergency humanitarian relief can afford to sit on the sidelines or claim that making public statements about internal politics is not within the scope of their mission or armenia needs time to work things out or blame outside forces for all the country s ills as stakeholders in the homeland and as leaders in their respective communities diaspora organizations have a responsibility to help lead the way in bringing about meaningful and positive change ultimately however it still comes down to the people there in armenia here in the diaspora it is the responsibility of every armenian to challenge his or her community leaders to do the right thing at the right time and for the right reasons the world has changed the people can no longer be made to believe that black is white nor they can be forced to live that way the youth is on the rise the real hope of a small nation beset by massive emigration the citizens of armenia have decided in large measure that they will no longer passively accept what the ruling regime imposes on them they have shown that they will take individual responsibility for the destiny of the nation to ensure that sovereignty rests with the people the people of armenia have been asking for our support for years our voices and open acknowledgement that things must change for the better can t come fast enough we the diasporans have the responsibility before history and our own collective conscience to start we the undersigned strongly encourage you to take the following actions 1 if your organization s mission is to promote armenia s development issue a public announcement denouncing the unacceptable tactics of ballot stuffing multiple voting and vote count fraud used massively during the presidential elections to keep serge sargsyan in office 2 openly support a systemwide ballot recount or the annulment of the election outcome 3 spread the word in your social circles and online using information provided by independent media sources in armenia we can only provide a balance to misinformation from the official armenian and international media sources if we become the carriers and couriers of truth the clock has stopped at now or never let the challenge begin  download the appeal in english download the appeal in armenian download the 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(604, 'node', ' a conversation on armenia with raffi hovannisian monday june 3 2013 1230 washington district of columbia united states on june 3 2013 policy forum armenia invited the heritage party leader  raffi hovannisian  independent armenia s first minister of foreign affairs recent presidential candidate chief executive of the armenian center for national international studies and founder of the armenian bar association for a conversation on foreign and domestic policy travelogue with upfront views of the political and civil society landscape raffi hovannisian was a leading candidate in armenia s disputed 2013 presidential elections garnering a significant mandate of the armenian people s individual votes and collective confidence the event was coorganized by policy forum armenia in collaboration with the george washington university law school the gwu s institute for european russian and eurasian studies at the elliott school of international relations and the armenian bar association read our blog post about the event  pictures from the event are available in our media gallery   raffi hovannisian for conversation foreign and domestic policy  ', 0);
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(623, 'node', ' christina najarian summer 2013  christina najarian interned with policy forum armenia as a part of the terjenianthomas assembly internship program christina is a student at cornell university s school of industrial and labor relations where she is working towards a degree in labor relations and applied economics christina spent her first year of university at mcgill university in canada where she studied economics in the faculty of arts outside the classroom christina is a competitive pianist and has performed both in the united states and internationally while at pfa christina analyzed the 2013 presidential election fraud in armenia drawing information from raffi hovanissian s conversational lecture coorganized by pfa  ', 0),
(624, 'node', ' pfa summer intern christina najarian talks about her impressions from a recent speech by raffi hovannisian at the gwu law school in washington in her pfa blog post pfa summer intern christina najarian talks about her impressions from a recent speech by raffi hovannisian at the gwu law school in washington in her pfa blog post armenia s quest for a democratic identity a conversation with raffi hovanissian on armenia ', 0),
(625, 'node', ' november summit in vilnius between the eu and six members of the european partnership program is expected to produce some tangible results what does this mean for armenia especially now when regional developments are becoming scary to watch november summit in vilnius between the eu and six members of the european partnership program belarus ukraine moldova armenia georgia and azerbaijan is expected to produce some tangible results signing of the association agreements for ukraine and moldova and provide a light at the end of the tunnel for the rest of the group by way of updated timelines for signing what does this mean for armenia especially now when regional developments are becoming scary to watch association agreements with the eu stepping on the same rake again  ', 0),
(626, 'node', ' pfa hosted a discussion on the conditions of armenians in syria  on august 29 2013 policy forum armenia held a discussion on conditions of armenians in syria the featured speaker was arménag aprahamian the president of parisbased national council of armenians from western armenia  an organization accredited by the united nations to represent one of the indigenous people of western armenia mr aprahamian started his address by providing an overview of the vision and operations of the national council and putting these in context of the wider fight for the armenian cause while discussing conditions of armenians of syria he impressed upon the participants the gravity of the situation especially of those communities that are close to the lines of infighting between government and rebel forces he singled out the inability of the worldwide armenian diaspora to join forces as the main reason behind continued challenges faced by armenians in syria he discussed the potential for political and diplomatic solutions to the security threat faced by many armenian communities in syria and emphasized that more innovative thinking and hard work would be required to provide the necessary protection for armenians in syria he stressed that due to differences in conditions facing different armenian communities across that country communities themselves should decide which response to choose ranging from relocating abroad including to armenia to organizing their own defense and called upon the members of the washington community to stay tuned and be ready to assist a lively questionandanswer session followed born in france arménag aprahamian first visited armenia following the 1988 earthquake in spitak to assist children traumatized by the quake via exposure to physical education and martial arts since 1991 he fought in the artsakh war initially along side of leonid azgaldyan whom he helped found the liberation army becoming its chief instructor he participated in all major military operations in shushi mardakert and kelbadjar between 1999 and 2003 mr aprahamian was active with the organization of veterans of artsakh war and was its representative in france on december 17 2004 he formed the national council of armenians from western armenia in that capacity he also oversaw the formation of the executive body of western armenia a government in exile in march 2011 since the beginning of the civil war in syria the issue of security of armenians there was in the center of his attention he visited the country on several occasions during 201213 to help the local armenian communities organize and care for their own economic and security needs  ', 0),
(627, 'node', ' pfa hosted a discussion on the conditions of armenians in syria thursday august 29 2013 1830 4125 fessenden st nw washington district of columbia 20016 united states on august 29 2013 policy forum armenia held a discussion on conditions of armenians in syria the featured speaker was arménag aprahamian the president of parisbased  national council of armenians from western armenia  an organization accredited by the united nations to represent one of the indigenous people of western armenia mr aprahamian started his address by providing an overview of the vision and operations of the national council and putting these in context of the wider fight for the armenian cause while discussing conditions of armenians of syria he impressed upon the participants the gravity of the situation especially of those communities that are close to the lines of infighting between government and rebel forces he singled out the inability of the worldwide armenian diaspora to join forces as the main reason behind continued challenges faced by armenians in syria mr aprahamian discussed the potential for political and diplomatic solutions to the security threat faced by many armenian communities in syria and emphasized that more innovative thinking and hard work would be required to provide the necessary protection for armenians in syria he stressed that due to differences in conditions facing different armenian communities across that country communities themselves should decide which response to choose ranging from relocating abroad including to armenia to organizing their own defense and called upon the members of the washington community to stay tuned and be ready to assist a lively questionandanswer session followed born in france arménag aprahamian first visited armenia following the 1988 earthquake in spitak to assist children traumatized by the quake via exposure to physical education and martial arts since 1991 he fought in the artsakh war initially along side of leonid azgaldyan whom he helped found the liberation army becoming its chief instructor he participated in all major military operations in shushi mardakert and kelbadjar between 1999 and 2003 mr aprahamian was active with the organization of veterans of artsakh war and was its representative in france on december 17 2004 he formed the national council of armenians from western armenia in that capacity he also oversaw the formation of the executive body of western armenia a government in exile in march 2011 since the beginning of the civil war in syria the issue of security of armenians there was in the center of his attention he visited the country on several occasions during 201213 to help the local armenian communities organize and care for their own economic and security needspictures from the event are available in our   media gallery    discussion the conditions armenians syria  ', 0),
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(630, 'node', ' a discussion on conditions of armenians in syria  media gallery  ', 0),
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(633, 'node', ' pfa coorganizes a landmark highlevel seminar on armenia and the west  washington dc on july 2 nd the dinu patriciu eurasia center at the atlantic council hosted an offtherecord workshop on armenia s relationship with the west and the future vision for the caucasus organized jointly with policy forum armenia the workshop built upon the discussions that took place in may 2013 on armenianato relations which brought together a prominent lineup of experts and policymakers with interest in armenia and the caucasus participants of the workshop included highlevel representatives from the state department pentagon national security council main foreign policy think tanks headquartered in washington a position paper entitled armenia and the west a new vision for the caucasus shared by pfa with the participants ahead of the workshop helped kick off the discussion pfa was represented by members of its executive and academic boards more details about the workshop will be released soon pictures from the event are available in our media gallery   ', 0),
(635, 'node', ' armenia reloaded 2013 elections and shuttle diplomacy euarmenia foto  photographic service of the council of the eu  european communities elections in the postsoviet space are i ncr easin gl y an european task and respon si bilit y but mostly are leaving everything the wa y it is just take a look on ukraine armenia is also preparing to hold elections in 2013 the european union is getting ready for surprises but is more prepared after the ukraine s election in 2012 perhaps  there are more sticks than carrots for eu support of euarmenian relations but russia is offering more security carrots than democracy sticks but everything depends on armenia on february 18 2013 armenia is going to be asked to elect a new president the 2013 presidential election campaign officially launched today 21 january 2013  as armenianowcom reported  and the candidates are already known  serzh sargsyan  see his campaign platform here  the armenian president in office  hrant bagratyan  see his campaign platform here  a former prime minister and the leader of freedom party  raffi hovhannisian  see his campaign platform here  a former foreign minister and the leader of zharangutiun heritage party  paruyr hayrikyan  see his campaign platform here  a prominent sovietera dissident and the head of the national selfdetermination party  arman melikyan  a former foreign minister of nagornokarabakh republic  andrias ghukasyan  a political analyst and head of radio hay  vardan sedrakyan  a specialist in epics and aram harutyunyan  leader of national consent party will compete for the presidency however  stepa safaryan general secretary of zharangutiun heritage party pointed out serzh sargsyan and raffi hovannisian as most likely votegetters in the presidential elections  cited by arka news agency  of course the other candidates could seek avenues to mount a challenge to the present president but the opposition is so fragmentated and n o one of the candidates is going to back any of the eight candidates running for president in armenia  as armenianowcom reported  it is inevitab le that there would b e disputes about the outcome of the election but the justice minister hrayr tovmasyan points out in advance that the 2013 presidential election will be most democratic in armenia s history i am convinced that this election will be most stainless and democratic and that it will leave behind all the previous elections  he was quoted  armenian police vladimir gasparyan speaking at the opening of a threeday workshop for prosecutors and defense attorneys in yerevan stated that armenia will pass the upcoming election test with brilliance  he was quoted  does europe tru st them t o pl ay their part correctly as guardian of the justice or does europe trust foreign minister edward nalbandian who also stated that the armenian government is committed to holding next month s presidential election in conformity with european standards election in conformity with european standards will be the key but it seems to me a ma tter of great urgency that there will be another reality of course it is hard to expect from noneu member to compete with standards within the european union although member states faces many difficulties coming from membership t he expansion of eu decision making limits the range of party policy positions at elections policy convergence means parties taking positions in the issue space closer to those held by their rivals and that consequently the distribution of party positions becomes more compact eu legislation restricts the policy alternatives available to governments and due to the electoral link to parties and citizens the more responsibility is assigned to the eu the less room there is for parties to offer credible policy alternatives that differ markedly from eu legislation  kyriaki nanou and han dorussen argue  t he eu would b e well advised t o set very a mbitious targets for its eastern partnership policy as the evident risks to democracy in the immediate neighbourhood call for greater sustainability and consequence  what is happening with freedoms in armenia    the truth is that time is ru nnin g out and the re is st il l a lot to be done in armenia  recently freedom house   control risks   fraser institute   world economic forum and price waterhouse cooper published their recent reports on freedoms in the world but a ct ual r esults di ffe r fro m those reflected in the forwardlooking statements regarding freedom house report  freedom in the world 2013  armenia is a partly free country the net is partly free but the press is not free the regime is classified as a semiconsolidated authoritarian regime due to the  riskmap report 2013  armenia is presented as a country with high political and security risks on issues related the economy for armenia is s om e light a t the end of t he tunnel the fraser institute report  economic freedom of the world  ranks armenia 53 and considers it as a relatively free country the 2013 election should be a signal to europe we are carrying out our european path the world economic forum report  the global enabling trade report 2012  ranks armenia 13 worldwide for market access and 59 in terms of the overall extent to which it has developed institutions policies and services facilitating the free flow of goods over borders price waterhouse cooper in its most recent  doing business in armenia guide  reported that armenia encourages foreign trade and investment and that s urveys suggest that armenia is a relatively easy country in which to do business concerns are coming from other sides too policy forum armenia r eport entitled  armenia s 2012 parliamentary election  summarizes the report demonstrates that the election fraud in armenia has taken subtle and sophisticated forms that are difficult to detect because it occurs mostly outside of the polling stations in fact while acknowledging some marginal improvements we believe that the systematic fraud applied by the authorities and uncovered in the report via the use of statistical techniques was sufficient to materially alter the election outcome a delegation of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe pace has already concerns mainly about the continuing substantial inaccuracies in the voter lists as armenianowcom reported  head of the pace election monitoring mission karin woldseth said that the delegation was disappointed to see that the previous recommendations regarding the voter lists have not been implemented whereas accurate voter lists are an essential prerequisite for any proper election  so ther e ar e a lot of issues to be solved before the election analyzing the results i conclude in terms of democratic freedoms armenia demonstrates a lack of political commitment on democracy progress in terms of economic freedoms armenia is making some valuable progress these developments could have consequences for the relations with the european union and russia but is the european union prepared for surprises  shuttle diplomacy and reassurement over european path   shuttle diplomacy graphic   hristofor hrisoskulov a lot of diplomats shuttled between brussels and yerevan and vice versa in 2012 and at the beginning of 2013 on the european side  herman van rompuy   jose manuel barroso   stefan füle and catherine ashton visited yerevan the eu member states bulgaria sweden and poland supported the eu in this context in december 2012 bulgarian foreign minister nikolay mladenov swedish foreign minister carl bildt and polish foreign minister radoslav sikorski paid a visit to armenia during a trip in the south caucasus on the armenian side  serzh sargsyan  president of armenia  tigran sargsyan  prime minister  hovik abramyan  speaker of the armenian parliament  gagik tsarukyan  leader of the armenian political party prosperous armenia and edward nalbandian  armenian foreign minsiter visited brussels the question is  what is hidden behind all the statemnets made after every meeting  in order to answer the question i picked up four words namely elections   association agreement   visa  agreement facilitation and liberalization and europ eu as repeated in the statements attached as a link behind the mentioned names above in this way a specific picture of euarmenia relations shifted into t he foreground as a model of future relations  there are more sticks than carrots for eu support of euarmenian relations    the words  association agreemnet and visa agreement facilitation and liberalization have been used by the officials 17 times whereas the word elections 19 times  association agreement and visa appear in the context of offering something of rewarding some performance done whereas elections has been used in the context of advising and instructing the other part in this sense armenia to be crucial on the upcoming events in the country with regard to europe eu counted 66 times i should like briefly to go into the common proposals in the statements which now come wit hi n a w ide r context thi s app li es for example to the proposal on supporting the european path of armenia and c on firming the appro ac h alr ead y taken it seems that european officials are still skeptical about the armenian government s intention to integrate with the european community they do not completely trust these assurances as all steps taken by armenia so far in this direction have mostly been of a declarative nature meanwhile democratic reforms that are a condition for european integration have not become tangible in armenia yet still political analyst levon margaryan thinks that the relations between armenia and the eu have been taken to a new level where armenia should prove that it is ready to bring not only its laws but also practices in line with european standards  as armenianowcom reported  growing competition between the west and russia for influence in armenia economy and democracy vs security  a lot of diplomats shuttled between yerevan and moscow too armenian president serzh sargsyan visited russia attending the summits of the cis and the russiadominated collective security treaty organization csto   vladimir putin dmitri medvedev and chairman of both chambers of the state duma and ministers visited on their side yerevan and mr putin goes further i want to reiterate that the countries of the commonwealth are our most intimate in the true sense of the word strategic partners virtually all aspects of interaction with you are vital for our country putin said cited by massis post  i t w as not wi thout rea son t ha t us foreign minister hillary clinton warned on the situation in the postsoviet space and the rising attempts of vladimir putin to get closer to russia all the neighbouring countries as she stated   there is a move to resovietise the region  andrew weiss who served on the national security council under president bill clinton and now is at the us rand corporation thinktank said mr putin made clear when he returned to the presidency this year that he planned to focus on bolstering russia s influence in its neighbourhood but he added elites in the neighbouring states show little enthusiasm for simply handing over their autonomy and sovereignty to moscow  charles clover writes in the financial times  2012 has showed that armenian authorities feel like developing closer relations with the west but are not going to spoil relations with russia moreover a certain division of labor could be noticed armenia seems to have entrusted its security to russia as a member of the collective security treaty organization but is seeking to integrate with the european union and develop closer ties with the united states in terms of economy and democracy  armenianowcom reported  and secretary of armenia s national security council artur baghdasaryan believes that armenia s integration into the european union eu should not be contrasted with its integration into the eurasian union   tertam reports    in relations with countries in the postsoviet space russia s approach differs from the eu s approach there are more security carrots than democracy sticks    so just let me give few examples of how russia is trying to integrate armenia into russianled organizations russian news agencies citing the kremlin disseminated a slightly odd piece of information saying that russian president vladimir putin has agreed with the government s proposal to hold talks with armenia for the signing of the agreement on the development of militarytechnical cooperation and that after the conclusion of the negotiations the government has been instructed to sign an agreement with this country  as armenianowcom reported  and lisa karpova in pravdaru  to further develop russianarmenian cooperation president vladimir putin s government appointed the russian transport minister maxim sokolov as cochairman for the bilateral commission which has the task of drafting a roadmap of russianarmenian economic relations until 2020 a joint document was signed after dmitri medvedev visited armenia it envisaged russian military presence in armenia and joint protection of armenia s borders by the armenian and russian armed forces  as tertam reported  due to its geographic location armenia is really concerned on security issues for sure the nagornokarabakh conflict and other conflicts in the immediate neighbourhood are topics that should be taken into consideration regarding armeian foreign policy gordon n bardos in his article   spectre of separatism haunts europe   in the national interest argues that balkans and the caucasus are the stuff of nightmares for cartographers and diplomats trying to reconcile competing ethnic claims to territory in the caucasus and eastern anatolia abkhazia chechnya nagornokarabakh south ossetia the kurds of eastern turkey and northern iraq and the turks of northern cyprus have all declared some form of independence or autonomy of course in accordance with russian offers the european union is asked to do more than statements the eu has a strong interest in a stable neighbourhood this is the raison d etre of our european neighbourhood and eastern partnership policies the eu actively supports the mediation process of the osce minsk group we have important assistance projects to build confidence between the parties to the conflict while the efforts of our eu special representative for the south caucasus and the conflict in georgia ambassador lefort fully support the efforts of the minsk group in a complementary way  jose manuel barroso stated in a interview with mediamax  it is t herefore my view that the european union would have be en well advised to precisely f ol low the thinking in armenia but consequently and sustainable to stand up for rights international conventions and democracy and als o stron gly reaffirm as a pre ss ing requiremen t of free and fair elections  see the original article here   ', 0),
(636, 'node', ' the protesters are right evidence suggests more election fraud in last week s elections in armenia since last week s  presidential elections february 18 in armenia  there have been  protests around the country  alleging widespread election fraud the presidential campaign was certainly eventful with one candidate going on a hunger strike and another being shot nonfatally the officially reported electoral returns came as a surprise to many the americanborn raffi hovannisian from the oppositional heritage party got 37 percent of the votes considering that in last year s parliamentary elections the party got only 38 percent of the seats this can be considered quite a feat many questions arise one of which concerns the extent of election fraud in the 2013 elections compared with last year s parliamentary elections i find that there are indications of more fraud in last week s elections first examining indications of outright fabrication i note a suspicious deviation from the expected uniform distribution in the vote counts for the ruling party in 2013 there is no such pattern in the 2012 data supporting the hypothesis that there was more fraud in 2013 in the absence of manipulation of vote totals the last digit should follow a uniform distribution of 10 percent in each of the 9 digit categories the vertical bars in the graph beber scacco 2012 the deviation from uniform is significant at the 1 percent level in the 2013 elections while nonsignificant in 2012  p value 981  there is anecdotal evidence of fraud from domestic election observers like the crowdsourcing platform  iditordorg  there are only four incidents of calculation errors or falsification constituting 1 percent of the 390 incident reports that were categorized actually the most frequently occurring types of incidents reported where either intimidation 11 percent or vote buying 10 percent fraud forensics based on digittests would not be able to capture such phenomena for the latter type of electoral manipulation we can graph turnout as a kernel density plot to detect anomalies a kernel plot is a nonparametric estimation of the probability density function of a random variable such a smoothing of the distribution helps us spot irregularities compared with the expected normal distribution examining the plots visually reveal an unnatural hump at the righthand tail as we would expect if there was ballot stuffing or other blatant forms of fraud that would increase turnout the hump is certainly more articulated in 2013 compared to 2012 again suggesting that there was more fraud in 2013 in a context where authorities claim that there was no fraud and the opposition alleges widespread fraud such forensics tools can be helpful as a piece of evidence these are only diagnostic tools though and should be interpreted with caution other organizations have put out similar analyses for instance  policy forum armenia pfa   it remains to be seen whether the citizens of armenia overcome the  wellknown collectiveaction problem  of whether or not to protest who knows the spring might come early to armenia this year see the original article here   ', 0),
(637, 'node', ' armenian activists protest prime minister s arrival in california arthur pogosyan a los angelesarea psychiatrist and cofounder of the nonprofit family welfare organization haikproject told the minister that they are not going to let armenia be divided and exploited into parts and pieces used for mining we think it s time that we no longer let anyone harm our water and our lands so that people have no way of living he said is this why we fought to free our country so that a few people can become millionaires and the rest be poisoned sargsyan expressed happiness that the environmental movement is gaining strength in both armenia and its diaspora and said that they are more than willing to discuss and engage with activists over these issues in the near future nersesian who said he was there to create a bridge between armenia and its diaspora said his time in los angeles has proven that despite the distance the armenianamerican community has shown immense support for their cause there s a school of thought that has been strongly spread in armenia that the diaspora is indifferent that they can t change anything he said but i can see a generation that puts no borders between us they re not with us physically but they really are with us they breathe and they live whatever we live he also encouraged diasporans to come back to armeniathe protest comes at a crucial time for armenia who is facing a large ecological threat as its once abundant forests now only cover less than 10 percent of the entire country and its unregulated mining industry controlled largely by foreign companies and members of parliament threatens the country s unique biodiversity and health of poor rural populations a main component of the activist s agenda for years has been teghut forest in armenia s northern region where a massive openpit copper mine is set to be build by the armenia copper program acp a division of the valex group which is registered offshore in lichenstein in addition to the mine potentially destroying the region activists say the decision to exploit the area was illegitimate and have called for lawfully prosecuting officials responsible for it officials and security staff lurked around the group which numbered close around 20 to 30 people and at various points said they were shaming the country and inventing narratives that didn t exist in response activists called the mining situation the armenian reality they re wolves one protestor shouted they are eating armenia and drinking its blood holding up a sign with a quote from sargsyan about the large scale emigration out of armenia karen karslyan was one of the protestors at the event as a diasporan supporting activists in armenia by staging the demonstration was important to show armenian officials that those outside armenia also know about the environmental issues impacting it today he said this protest is against the armenian government that is doing nothing to save teghut he said it s a long term issue because it may not have any impact right now tomorrow or the day after but in the long term it may be disastrous for a tiny republic like armenia we cannot afford to allot so many areas in our little territory for mining toxic tailings from the mines have the potential to impact citizens who live in the country s capital of yerevan but also neighboring caucasus countries like georgia and azerbaijan as well who share nearby water sources like the dbed river the local water resources will be polluted to the extent of rendering them useless said anne shirin the english language coordinator for the green unions of armenia in a  2008 interview  according to a  2010 report  pdf released by thinktank policy forum armenia the same company spearheading the teghut mining project acp has also managed a copper smelter in alaverdi a little less then 200 km from the country s capital yerevan the smelter operating without sufficient safety filters had released more than 20 times more sulfuric anhydride than is legally permitted under state regulations in 2006 and 2007 health issues like respiratory diseases were also recorded by the health ministry acp acknowledges that there will be extensive environmental damage caused by the mining process but states that the economic benefits from this mine exceed the cost of the environmental impacts the report says a protestor who asked to remain anonymous said he was at the protest to support two goals the halting of mining in forested areas of armenia and the controversial private ownership of the mines by the country s tycoons who directly profit from them addressing sargsyan and the government of armenia he urged the abandonment of short term profit and asked them to think about their nations future instead as the sun began to set and a few more protestors trickled in former yerevan mayor gagik belgaryan who had accompanied sargsyan on visit appeared from the church s meeting hall staying several feet away from the crowd belgaryan who is infamously known for a brawl between himself and presidential staff during a placido domingo concert in yerevan slowly smoked a cigarette as nersesian and a few others approached him for a private conversation belgaryan s brother reportedly owned boutique shops that were meant to be assembled in one of yerevan s last remaining green spaces mashtots park before activists staged protests that halted the operation activists who watched the scene unfold from afar yelled at him to put his cigarette out citing the city of burbank s second hand smoke ordinance which prohibits smoking in public places trying to send home the message that in their city the rule of law applies to everyone earlier he had approached nersesian to complain about his face being on the posters of oligarchs your face is here because i know you as an oligarch nersesian replied see the original article with photos here  ', 0),
(638, 'node', ' in less than two years the world will have an opportunity to prove adolf hitler wrong it was him who prior to embarking upon a genocidal campaign in europe said who after all remembers the annihilations of the armenians  thinking aloud the 2015 centennial of the armenian genocide ', 0),
(639, 'node', ' on september 19 2013 armenia issued its first sovereign us denominated bond and joined bolivia nigeria rwanda and a handful of other mostly lowincome countries that within the past year or so entered the international market for the first time easy money implications of armenia s recent sovereign bond issuance ', 0),
(640, 'node', ' corruption in armenia oct 21 2013 this is the third state of the nation report by policy forum armenia and the eighth one in total all focused on issues of critical importance for armenia the report brings to light many peculiarities of both wholesale and retail corruption in armenia and offers mechanisms to reduce corruption  testimonials  some say that armenia is doomed to fail economically because of its geography or location in the world but like so many other countries around the world and throughout history its failure is due to corruption unscrupulous politicians and weak institutions it s not lack of opportunities but squandered opportunities that are at the root of armenia s ills and it can make progress only by confronting this fact and holding accountable those responsible for the failures this wonderful report is a first step  daron acemoglu elizabeth and james killian professor of economics massachusetts institute of technology author of why nations fail origins of power prosperity and poverty   this datarich study penetrates the realities of governance in armenia realities that have long been obscured it confirms that political reform is essential to the national economic and social development  annalee saxenian dean and professor in the school of information and professor in the department of city and regional planning at the university of california berkeley author of the new argonauts regional advantage in the global economy   this comprehensive report is an important tool for diaspora s understanding of the systemic corruption and viable solutions for armenia s continuing economic and social deterioration those solutions to have any chance of success must be rooted in the establishment of a truly independent judiciary with a strict adherence to the rule of law and an unwavering respect for civil rights  garo ghazarian dean and law professor peoples college of law los angeles california download reports  corruption armenia corruption armenia  ', 0),
(641, 'node', ' new report deconstructs corruption in armenia and sounds the alarm for political reform for immediate release october 21 2013 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg policy forum armenia pfa a washingtonbased international think tank announces today the publication of its state of the nation report on corruption in armenia   a product of a multidisciplinary team of researchers and practitioners the report brings to light many peculiarities of both wholesale and retail corruption in armenia and offers mechanisms to reduce corruption the report s main finding is that corruption s negative impact on armenia s economy is substantial focusing on corruption faced by companies for example the report finds that with an estimated cost to large companies of approximately five percent of sales per year the highest among the comparator countries corruption in armenia erodes productivity and competitiveness of firms on the policy side the report makes a compelling case that the design and implementation of public policy in armenia often serve the interest of the entrenched corrupt elite and not the country or its citizens pfa s executive board member dr zaven kalayjian noted by its nature corruption is very difficult to detect which is why the choice of methods and areas of study was made carefully to maximize the value added of the report the team employed both quantitative techniques and case studies to help effectively gauge the extent of corruption and bribery taking place in various segments of the economy and public life in armenia from the judiciary and military to money laundering and petty crime the most striking finding was that corruption in armenia is highly concentrated and puts in place insurmountable barriers for economic development and progress in the country the overarching message of the report is that an effective handling of challenges facing armenia should begin by forming a legitimate authority to oversee the new policy course on behalf of the people this can be achieved only by a political power with incentives and capacity to spearhead a systemic change at the moment the feedback mechanism between power and people is broken in armenia this makes the country s ruling regime immune to any pressures from the electorate to perform better and fundamentally changes the incentives of individuals at the top of the ruling pyramid daron acemoglu professor of economics at the massachusetts institute of technology and the author of a recent bestseller why nations fail the origins of power prosperity and poverty noted some say that armenia is doomed to fail economically because of its geography or location in the world but like so many other countries around the world and throughout history its failure is due to corruption unscrupulous politicians and weak institutions it s not lack of opportunities but squandered opportunities that are at the root of armenia s ills and it can make progress only by confronting this fact and holding accountable those responsible for the failures this wonderful report is a first step echoing the same sentiment professor annalee saxenian dean of uc berkeley s department of information noted this datarich study penetrates the realities of governance in armenia realities that have long been obscured it confirms that political reform is essential to the national economic and social development going forward the report offers a strategy of reducing corruption in armenia which is built on a principle of boosting individuals opportunities and freedoms otherwise restricted by corruption in addition the report provides detailed recommendations on how to fight corruption and mismanagement in sectors with highest corruption risks it notes that assistance from the international community and the diaspora are required for the people of armenia to improve governance while forcing the entrenched corrupt elite to either reform or leave internally credible actions would be required to prosecute senior level abuses reform the judicial system and institute a mechanism for reclaiming stolen assets on the latter the report lays out a blueprint for the stolen asset recovery initiative modeled on experience of other countries and international laws and regulations that govern this area the proposed initiative offers a framework for identifying illegally acquired assets held both in and outside of armenia seizing those assets and holding and redistributing those assets or the proceeds from their sale the report is intended to spur a debate on the issue of highlevel corruption in armenia and serve as a warning for corrupt officials that civil society organizations are ready to help identify and recover stolen assets irrespective of their location and return them to their rightful owners policy forum armenia is a 501 c 3 nonprofit think tank aimed at strengthening discourse on armenia s economic development and national security and through that helping to shape public policy in armenia this state of the nation report and other pfa reports which provide assessments of critical developments taking place in armenia and the diaspora are available via wwwpfarmeniaorg reports  press release in armenian ', 0),
(642, 'node', ' pfa s state of the nation report on corruption in armenia  the report brings to light many peculiarities of corruption in armenia  ', 0),
(643, 'node', ' pfa s report on corruption in armenia  oct 20 2013 for the armenian version of the press release see link below download ', 0),
(644, 'node', ' a holiday message from policy forum armenia dear friends  our homeland has been through a great deal of ordeal in the passing year  fraudulent presidential elections massive protests rising emigration the misguided commitment to join the russialed customs union and mass arrests of activists protesting russia s vladimir putin s visit to armenia have all contributed to that the economy has slowed down significantly and recorded practically no growth in the second and third quarters of 2013 compared to the same periods a year ago according to the official statistics one in every three armenian residents lives in poverty unofficial estimates are much higher in the meantime the ruling regime continues to control in excess of an estimated 60 percent of the country s gross domestic product although this may have been one of the worst years for armenia since independence we have much reason for enthusiasm  the civil society is stronger than at any point before those on the barricades are determined to not only force the regime to leave but are also eager to build institutional foundations for a freer and independent armenia our brothers and sisters in the diaspora today are better informed about the conditions on the ground in armenia and the true factors behind the misery and devastation observed outside of downtown yerevan as never before we are united with the understanding that with hard and persistent work we can turn armenia into a country that we all could be proud of and will one day return to live we believe we have contributed to this positive message  by visiting our website  you can see that with only modest resources coming mostly from our members we have been able to maintain a high level of analytical output and inform our stakeholders of the true problems faced by people of armenia and the country itself only when you have the right diagnosis you can expect to find the right cure for the illness we are the only organization in the diaspora that produces consistent and professional output on completely volunteer basis without being paid for what we do  highlights of our 2013 effort are as follows  election research  within days from armenia s presidential election on february 18 2013 pfa issued its analysis of the election outcome using statistical and econometric methodology and helped reveal massive fraud in favor of the incumbent international relations   in may 2013 pfa joined forces with the united states atlantic council to hold a high level roundtable discussion with washingtonbased senior experts on armenia s relations with nato postelection developments   in june 2013 jointly with the george washington university law school and elliot school of international affairs pfa hosted armenian presidential candidate raffi hovannisian for a conversation on foreign and domestic policy  and to hear his views of the political and civil society development in armenia diaspora  in august 2013 we hosted a discussion on the conditions of armenians in syria by arménag aprahamian the president of parisbased national council of armenians from western armenia an organization accredited by the united nations to represent the indigenous people of western armenia  economic and social issues  in october 2013 we released our third state of the nation report on    corruption in armenia   where we focused on wholesale and retail corruption and offered mechanisms of reducing the cancer of corruption in armenia environment   subsequently we hosted a group of environmental activists and scientists who brought to the us a documentary showing the extent of desecration caused by open mining in armenia s southern syuniq region institutional development  we are extremely fortunate to have been able to put together a worldclass academic board  which serves as the main qualitycontroller of our research and receive a 501 c 3 taxexempt status from the us internal revenue service however there is one area that leaves more to desire this holiday season  it is the knowledge that we could have doubled the amount of work we do to benefit armenia and its people if only we had slightly more financial resources at our disposal therefore please consider making a  taxdeductible donation to enable us to continue to serve our mandate of providing independent highquality analysis of issues of true concern for armenia today and tomorrow a nation without a forwardoriented thinktank is bound to remain on the sidelines of history and is unlikely to make the jump forward that we are all dreaming about in closing we would like to thank you for staying engaged with armenia and with us we wish you all happy holidays may the new year bring joy and new opportunities for armenia its residents and every armenian around the world sincerely yours management and fellows of policy forum armenia  ', 0),
(645, 'node', ' arminé nalbandian fellow arminé nalbandian holds a bachelor of arts summa cum laude in political science and communication studies rhetorical theory from northeastern university and a master of science in development studies from the london school of economics arminé spent a year researching in armenia from 20082009 as a fulbright fellow and returned to armenia a year later to work as a project manager for the national competitiveness foundation of armenia ncfa armenia s first privatepublic partnership at ncfa she was responsible for developing a largescale economic development master plan focused on tourism in the southern corridor of armenia arminé is currently studying toward her master of commerce degree at the university of sydney with a focus on strategy innovation and entrepreneurship her primary research interests center on diaspora and repatriate knowledge networks and their role in economic development  ', 0),
(646, 'node', ' lusine jagharian fellow lusine jagharian holds an mba and an ms in computer science and currently works as a technical project manager at goold health systems in augusta me her prior work experience includes managing the quality assurance operations at a mainebased geospatial software development company leading the business development the training and curriculum development departments at a small enterprise development project in armenia with the international organization for migration ms jagharian comes with a background in information technology business and project management and specializes in software development life cycle and software release management  ', 0);
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(647, 'node', ' vilnius summit which way forward for the european eastern neighbourhood policy  vilnius november 24 2013 prnewswire via comtex new format for euarmenia cooperation requires armenia to seriously fight corruption ahead of the vilnius summit on the eu s eastern partnership eap on 2829 november 2013 one impression is that a huge possibility has been lost for the eu to strengthen the ties with its eastern neighbours first there is the situation regarding the ukraine european leaders will most likely veto any deal on free trade as long as former prime minister yulia tymoshenko is not released from prison second there is the situation regarding armenia arguably one of the more unfortunate setbacks in the runup to the summit during a meeting with vladimir putin on 3 september 2013 president sargsyan announced that armenia would join the russianled customs union with the intention to be involved in the further formation of the eurasian economic union therewith negotiations on an association agreement with the eu were off the table what remains is the question whether there is still room for the eu to engage in closer economic cooperation with armenia in order to gain a new partner in the caucasus region many argue that the ball is now in armenia s corner in this regard the reform path that armenia has declared to pursue would be a necessary precondition to base economic cooperation on a new foundation first the democratisation of political structures within the system needs to be an ongoing process second market reforms must be thoroughly implemented to make the economy more attractive for foreign investors a first step to launch a new format for euarmenia trade relations could be the liberalisation of the eu s visa regime with armenia and other eastern partners with the ultimate goal to drop visa requirements for eap citizens however despite several important achievements many obstacles for economic cooperation outside the scope of dcftas deep and comprehensive free trade agreements which require democratic and market reforms remain one of these obstacles especially with view to armenia is the level of government corruption the policy forum armenia in washington  http wwwpfarmeniaorg  a renowned think tank of the armenia diaspora recently published a report titled corruption in armenia  corruption in armenia  a team of interdisciplinary scientists and country experts analysed the level of corruption by focusing on different areas according to the report the results are rather alerting corruption threatens to destroy armenia s economy and remains one of the major problems in the caucasus republic the report refers to bribery costs in large companies that amount up to 5 in annual turnover daron acemoglu economic professor at the  massachusetts institute of technology  mit comes to a drastic conclusion some say armenia s economy is doomed to fail due to its geographical position to be blamed however are corruption ruthless politicians and weak institutions dr zaven kalayjian member of the policy forum armenia executive board identifies the lack of interests of government elites in public opinion as the key problem c orruption in armenia directly benefits the very top layers of the country s ruling regime political decisions are made in favour of corrupt elites rather than in favour of the armenian citizens for that reason the regime is immune against electoral pressure the decision to join the eurasian customs union particularly in the light of remaining reform deficiencies in the country overshadows the upcoming summit in vilnius and puts a questions mark over armenia s willingness and capacity to develop closer economic relations with the eu as regards the latter a commitment to fight corruption would be a first signal for the eu that cooperation with armenia has not reached its destination source natv natalie schulz eureporting read the article here   ', 0),
(648, 'node', ' pfa hosts a presentation by ara papian on woodrow wilson s arbitral award tuesday july 1 2014 1900 4906 flint dr bethesda maryland 20816 united states on july 1 2014 policy forum armenia pfa hosted ara papian director of modus vivendi research center in yerevan mr papian s presentation on woodrow wilson s arbitral award as the main basis for armenian territorial rights was based on years of indepth research on us president woodrow wilson s arbitral award of november 22 1920 entitled decision of the president of the united states of america respecting the frontier between turkey and armenia access for armenia to the sea and the demilitarization of turkish territory adjacent to the armenian frontier in his opening remarks pfa s cofounder dr david grigorian noted that mr papian s research offers solid foundations both for broader academic inquiry into the issue and also for any future legal and foreign policy action on the part of armenia s government and diaspora institutions mr papian s work focuses on the arbitral award in the context of international law in general and the united nation s official methodology in particular apart from its historic value the speaker talked about the potential practical implications of president wilson s award for the armenian cause going forward in this regard he stressed that the arbitral award offers a strong foundation for pursuing the armenian claims in international courts of law and that the attention of worldwide armenian communities and armenia should not focus on genocide recognition efforts alone however while the upcoming genocide centennial offers an opportune moment the efforts along these lines have been disappointing due to lack of coordination vision and resources a lively question and answer session followed with members of washington s armenian community expressing their frustration with lack of a coherent vision among the traditional diaspora structures and lobbying groups on the practical issues related to armenian claims beyond the genocide recognition prior to establishing modus vivendi center mr papian was the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of armenia to canada in 200106 and served as the spokesperson and the head of public affairs department at the armenia s foreign ministry in addition to focusing on the arbitral award mr papian s and his colleagues current research bring to light other aspects of the us involvement in and assistance to armenia during the genocide and its aftermath the event was held at the soorp khatch armenian apostolic church in bethesda maryland a suburb of washington dc  ', 0),
(649, 'node', ' armenia and the west new vision for the caucuses  wednesday july 2 2014 1200 united states policy forum armenia will host a joint atlantic council meeting entitled armenia and the west new vision for the caucuses policymakers and academics from washington with interest in armenia and the region will be participating  ', 0),
(653, 'node', ' hrach gregorian hrach gregorian is president of the washington dc based research organization the institute of world affairs he is member of the graduate faculty school of peace and conflict management royal roads university adjunct professor and research fellow centre for military and strategic studies university of calgary adjunct professorial lecturer school of international service american university senior research fellow centre for global studies university of victoria and senior fellow canadian defense and foreign affairs institute for over three decades gregorian has been active in deep cultural and risk analysis in fragile states with field experience in africa the middle east the balkans central and east asia he earned his ma and phd degrees at brandeis university and ba at boston university dr gregorian served as one of the founding directors of the united states institute of peace he developed the institute s first professional training program in conflict analysis and negotiation the course was offered to senior members of the us state department usia voice of america and usaid he is also one of the cofounders of the alliance for peacebuilding the largest usbased membership organization of institutions and professionals in the field of peace and conflict management dr gregorian s work on stability and peace operations in fragile states has taken him to twenty five plus countries his recent publications have focused on interagency coordination in peace operations capacitybuilding in fragile states and energy and conflict he is the recipient of american university s capital area peacemaker award and a boston university distinguished alumni award he sits on various boards  hrach gregorian  ', 0),
(654, 'node', ' joint workshop with the atlantic council on armenia and the west  wednesday july 2 2014 all day atlantic council washington dc united states washington dc on july 2nd the dinu patriciu eurasia center at the atlantic council hosted an offtherecord workshop on armenia s relationship with the west and the future vision for the caucasus organized jointly with policy forum armenia the workshop built upon the discussions that took place in may 2013 on armenianato relations which brought together a prominent lineup of experts and policymakers with interest in armenia and the caucasus participants of the workshop included highlevel representatives from the state department pentagon national security council main foreign policy think tanks headquartered in washington a position paper entitled armenia and the west a new vision for the caucasus shared by pfa with the participants ahead of the workshop helped kick off the discussion pfa was represented by members of its executive and academic boards pictures from the event are available in our photo gallery   highlevel workshop the atlantic council  ', 1473783219),
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(672, 'node', ' yelena gyulkhandanyan spring 2014  yelena gyulkhandanyan interned with pfa in the spring of 2014 during her internship she worked on a report on the geopolitical challenges facing armenia currently yelena is pursuing a master of peace and conflict studies at the university of waterloo she graduated with an honours bachelor of arts in international development from the university of toronto in 2013  ', 0),
(673, 'node', ' dr hrach gregorian joins policy forum armenia s academic board for immediate release july 13 2014 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg dr hrach gregorian joins policy forum armenia s academic board policy forum armenia pfa is pleased to announce that dr hrach gregorian  a member of the graduate faculty of the school of peace and conflict management at royal roads university and a research fellow at the centre for military and strategic studies at the university of calgary has joined the organization as the newest member of its academic board dr gregorian served as one of the founding directors of the united states institute of peace and developed the institute s first professional training program in conflict analysis and negotiation he is also one of the cofounders of the alliance for peacebuilding the largest usbased membership organization of institutions and professionals in the field of peace and conflict management dr gregorian s work on stability and peace operations in fragile states has taken him to over twentyfive countries for over three decades he has been active in deep cultural and risk analysis in various parts of the world including in africa the middle east the balkans and central and east asia dr gregorian s recent publications have focused on interagency coordination in peace operations capacitybuilding in fragile states and energy and conflict he earned his ma and phd degrees at brandeis university and ba at boston university pfa s cofounder vladimir shekoyan noted that pfa is proud to have an academic and practitioner of dr gregorian s caliber join the organization hrach s knowledge and experience is invaluable and we look forward to working with him to advance pfa s objectives of offering innovative analysis and practical recommendations for public policy design and implementation in armenia said shekoyan it is an honor to be joining an organization with the vision and commitment to humanistic values that are hallmarks of pfa said dr gregorian pfa is a thought leader in the fight for freedom democracy and economic modernization in armenia i hope to contribute in some small way to its work in advancing peace and genuine security for our people  policy forum armenia is an independent nonprofit association dedicated to strengthening discourse on armenia s economic development and national security and through such efforts helping to shape public policy in armenia ', 0),
(675, 'node', ' from stateless thinking to the forum of independent minds published by the armenian reporter any strategic thinking in international politics starts from asking the right questions in armenia s case these questions have so far at best been asked on individual level yet without institutionalized consistency advocacy groups in washington would do their job with tangible success only as far as what has been perceived as the newly independent republic s immediate needs it was either wellorganized stopgap measures that at some point made armenia second in the world per capita recipient of us assistance and gained it a most favored nation statusthe first positive example of lobbying for or time and effort consuming lobbying againstthe introduction and preservation of section 907 of the freedom support act the adoption of the humanitarian corridor act and repeated attempts to pass a genocide resolution on the hill the miraculous passage of the direct aid for nagorno karabagh in 1998 was both a promising sign of the growing sophistication of armenian advocacy and the result of a wellcalculated political tradeoff when an exemption in section 907 allowed tda opic and exim bank to do business in azerbaijan armenia s successful qualification for millennium challenge account in 20002001 was probably as good as it could get for our country especially after the program was frozen following the very much questioned presidential election in 2008 decline of democracy building and absence of strategic thinking in yerevan made it impossible for usarmenian relations to become systemic on the other hand america s laidback criticism not to say lenient acceptance of the process and results of the 2008 2012 and 2013 national elections in armenia did not help to raise the bilateral relations to a new level either enter a forum policy forum armenia is not only a new washingtonbased armenian thinktank but first and foremost a new mindset this is a group of outstanding professionals posing strategic questions about armenia s future and unified by the need to address its past without prejudice more importantly the pfa is in a constant institutionalized search to prioritize armenia s foreign and domestic policy issues reinventing the almost extinct ability to perceive itself as an independent country the closeddoor seminar at the atlantic council on armenia s relations with the west held on july 2 well attended by highranking representatives of the state department dod and nsc as well as academic and think tank communities clearly demonstrated that several years of hardwork and sophistication yielded tangible results it should be noted that a similar event on armenianato relations sponsored by the pfa and the atlantic council last summer was also a successful attempt to break away from the prison of traditional thinking and graduate beyond the current modality of usarmenian relations this year s seminar was preceded by the preparation and introduction of a detailed position paper where emphasis was put on asking the right questions about the future of armenia s independence rather than on seeking hasty answers it is also noteworthy that in the previous case an analytical review was produced after the event summarizing and building on expert opinions expressed during the seminar itself in both cases it will not be an overstatement to say that the pfa raised the discussion on armenia in washington to a completely different level at the crucial time for our country the three perfect failures this is not only the time to act but also the time to rethink armenia s sovereignty one can describe the foreign policy of armenia in recent years as a chain of perfect diplomatic failures the signed but not ratified zurich protocols are probably the first and most telling example why the failure was perfect for each and every participant of football diplomacy all countries including the mediators that participated in the turkisharmenian normalization epic looked good internationally the only exception was azerbaijan which was perceived as the main obstacle for successful completion of the deal yet it did not have to look good but strong therefore the failure was perfect for azerbaijan as well the successfully completed but eventually not signed association agreement and dcfta can be characterized as another perfect failure of armenian foreign policy the third perfect failure is currently in the making it takes shape in armenia s constantly delayed participation in the eurasian union the circumstantial twist of geopolitical choice imposed from without would most probably continue to drag the country into playing a peripheral role of a secondrate member in an organization with an unclear geopolitical future crimea and karabakh a study in contrasts perfect failures are usually accompanied by selective misinterpretation of major international events the current turmoil in ukraine is particularly dangerous for countries which have deceptively similar problems for nagorno karabakh the danger of capitalizing on the crimean referendum is that its own argument for selfdetermination risks being belittled according to richard giragossian and other leading experts in the black sea south caucasus region there are several reasons for this they can be summarized as follows first there was no clear and present danger for crimea s security the events there were largely instigated by a most aggressive twist of russia s near abroad policy ukraine s attempt to sign the association agreement and dcfta with the eu and its decision not to join the customs union with russia kazakhstan and belarus were the main reasons behind moscow s sudden concerns about the russian speaking population in crimea in contrast the underlying cause of nagorno karabagh s struggle for selfdetermination has always been physical security and a dire need to protect the region from external aggression and ethnic cleansing the second important difference can be found in the very modality of the referendum the crimean population distinct from nearly all other cases of selfdetermination never sought any degree of national independence instead the people voted to secede from ukraine and join the russian federation against that background karabagh s current embrace of crimea as an inspiration is more likely to devalue and belittle the essence of its own quest such a dangerous twist of wishful thinking would only harm karabagh s case before the international community and weaken its position at the negotiation table russia itself is very reluctant to draw any parallels between what happened in the crimea and other territorial ethnic disputes in the fsu third the crimean referendum itself was never really a question of national selfdetermination it can rather be defined as regional selfdetermination with no attempt to use ukrainian laws political negotiations and constitutional process for this purpose in contrast to the crimean example nagorno karabagh s political choice of the early 90s to use the existing legal framework and the soviet constitution to achieve independence make the national referendum there significantly different it is high time to think about small but manageable steps aimed at the preservation of armenia s sovereignty and strengthening its security they have to replace wishful thinking and the shortterm comfort of perfect failures to do that not just a new policy but also the new mindset is needed along with courageous outcries of concerned individuals both in armenia and diaspora this presupposes the forum of free thinkers unified through institutionalized network rouben shougarian former ambassador of armenia in the us  ', 0),
(677, 'node', ' pfa s new report lays out a roadmap for armenia s relations with the west and a new vision for the caucasus for immediate release october 1 2014 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg policy forum armenia pfa a washingtonbased international think tank announces today the publication of its state of the nation report on  armenia and the west a new vision for the caucasus   an earlier version of which was presented as a background paper during a highlevel workshop at the atlantic council in washington on july 2 2014 the report is intended for policymakers with interest in strengthening armenia and its ties with the west it offers some outofthebox thinking that challenges prevailing views about western involvement in armenia and the caucasus the report essentially sets aside a critical handicapping factor armenia s leadership and governance and lays out a vision for the country s role in the region under a leadership that would enjoy widespread support among its people understand and stay current with global trends and maintain a reasonable degree of independence from foreign interference the report states that if implemented in practical terms a leadership change of this nature will unleash armenia s developmental potential and effectively lead to the proposed foreign policy reorientation the report notes that while armenia owns its current problems the west has lost a valuable opportunity to steer armenia toward more democracy and better governance however recent developments in the wider region bring new opportunities for the west to forge stronger ties with armenia yet as argued in the report this cannot be done with the current ruling regime which has squandered the country s economic and geopolitical potential and brought armenia close to a point of noreturn the report provides a thorough review of armenia s bilateral relations with all its neighbors and russia while it recognizes the gravity of the current status quo that relies heavily on russia s meddling in armenia s domestic and foreign policy choices it proposes a way out the report notes that the russia s control of armenia is working against the longrun interests of both countries this state of affairs is not sustainable the challenge is to convince russia to step back and allow armenia to build bridges with other countries blocks as dictated by its own strategic interests while still maintaining an exclusive relationship with russia in his remarks armenia s first ambassador to the united states rouben shougarian noted that the report that followed the multifaceted discussion at the atlantic council is both a gratifying result of a comprehensive insight into armenia s foreign and security policy and a creative afterthought to the discussion itself it is also a rare attempt to put armenia s future into strategic perspective which helps it to graduate beyond onedimensional dependence on russia and opens the door for alternative political thinking foreign policy problems and challenges are rightfully linked to better governance and democracy building while analyzing the armenianazerbaijani settlement the report lays out three possible scenarios the most attractive scenario for armenia one that requires strengthening the country s economy and defense capabilities to retain control over nagornokarabakh is one that would also bring stability to the region and allow the creation of a transcaucasian economic market for the benefit of all players in terms of armenia s attractiveness for the west the report lays out a vision in which armenia plays a role of a key corridor for deblockading iran when the western sanctions are lifted acts as a reliable partner for georgia in an otherwise very volatile region and presents itself as a potential buffer against turkey s neoottoman aspirations in the region i have been following the activities of policy forum armenia for some time and find the work of this small but outstanding group of professionals truly impressive pfa s ability to think outside the established norms and clichés its perseverance and its well researched and thorough reports on difficult and hardhitting subjects have always met the highest professional standards their latest report on armenia and the west is no exception one may or may not agree with all its conclusions but the report stands as one of the most thoughtful and possibly consequential works on the subject of armenia s foreign relations said vahan zanoyan author and retired chairman of pfc energy international a global energy advisory firm policy forum armenia is a 501 c 3 nonprofit think tank aimed at strengthening discourse on armenia s economic development and national security and through that helping to shape public policy in armenia this state of the nation report and other pfa reports which provide assessments of critical developments taking place in armenia and the diaspora are available via wwwpfarmeniaorg reports  press release in armenian ', 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(679, 'node', ' pfa issues a statement regarding police action against a prominent activist alec yenigomshian for immediate release october 21 2014 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg policy forum armenia condemns in strongest possible terms the brutal treatment of alec yenigomshian a blind political activist by police in downtown yerevan on october 19 2014 according to media reports yenigomshian was forced out of a car and left standing on a busy section of a street despite his numerous warnings that he cannot see while the car and its driver were taken into custody we urge human rights organizations and our partners in armenia to help identify the perpetrators and hold them accountable and stand ready to assist police brutality in armenia should end these and other politically motivated repressions against prominent activists will not diminish our people s resolve to bring down the regime in yerevan and put armenia on a path to development and progress as the genocide s centennial approaches the diaspora communities around the world will be watching closely how the regime treats its subjects today especially those who kept the flames of the armenian cause alive for years and played a major role in our nation s latest victory in the war in artsakh both against all odds  ', 0),
(680, 'node', ' armenia and the west a new vision for the caucasus nov 29 2014 the report offers some innovative thinking about armenia s geopolitical potential and challenges the prevailing views about western involvement in armenia and the caucasus it explicitly ignores armenia s main handicapping factor its leadership and governance problems and lays out a vision for the country s role in the region under a popular clean and independent government testimonials  the report armenia and the west a new vision for the caucasus that followed the multifaceted discussion at the atlantic council on july 2 2014 is both a gratifying result of a comprehensive insight into armenia s foreign and security policy and a creative afterthought to the discussion itself it is also a rare attempt to put armenia s future into strategic perspective which helps it to graduate beyond onedimensional dependence on russia and opens the door for alternative political thinking foreign policy problems and challenges are rightfully linked to better governance and democracy building  rouben shougarian armenia s first ambassador to the us  i have been following the activities of policy forum armenia for some time and find the work of this small but outstanding group of professionals truly impressive pfa s ability to think outside the established norms and clichés its perseverance and its well researched and thorough reports on difficult and hardhitting subjects have always met the highest professional standards their latest report on armenia and the west is no exception one may or may not agree with all its conclusions but the report stands as one of the most thoughtful and possibly consequential works on the subject of armenia s foreign relations  vahan zanoyan author and retired chairman of pfc energy international   policy forum armenia has rendered an invaluable service to scholars and the general public in issuing the report armenia and the west a detailed exploration of the foreign and domestic policies of the newlyindependent caucasian republic these are evaluated in the context of all of armenia s neighboring states with special attention to russia a vital inclusion in the light of the recent ukrainian confrontation the report pulls no punches in its examination of armenia s faltering economy and governance in general and displays total objectivity in its dissection of armenia s problems it is a unique document and mandatory reading for anyone preoccupied with armenian affairs  edward alexander author of a crime of vengeance an armenian struggle for justice and retired us diplomat armenia and the west reports ', 1481028562),
(681, 'node', ' eduard abrahamyan fellow eduard abrahamyan is a regional security expert he graduated from the yerevan state university department of international relations and politics where he subsequently also completed his phd candidate of science in political science eduard is one of the founders of analytic center mitq and has conducted research in armenia united kingdom and france on various issues such as political and military threats and risks in black sea the prospects of political and military partnership between armenia and nato among others currently eduard lives in london where he is broadening his expertise in international relations and regional security of eastern europe and the middle east at the university of westminster  ', 1464273381),
(682, 'node', ' one of the key determinants of economic performance of a country is the level of its technological advancement technological innovations however are highly concentrated by ani harutyunyan guest blogger diffusion of development where is armenia  ', 0),
(683, 'node', ' pfa considers the issuance of the eurobond by armenia s government irresponsible and damaging for immediate release march 24 2015 contact  forum pfarmeniaorg web  http wwwpfarmeniaorg policy forum armenia considers the recent issuance of the 500 million eurobond by the government of armenia as irresponsible and damaging for the country armenia is undergoing a serious balanceofpayments crisis of its own making overreliance on remittances from russia unwillingness to allow the exchange rate to adjust and continuous interventions on the foreign exchange market have resulted in significant overvaluation of the dram serious loss of competitiveness and significant decline in the central bank s foreign reserves the aggregate activity including exports has slowed down considerably in recent months and the fiscal conditions are deteriorating rapidly as a result deep reforms are needed to move armenia s economy from an imminent collapse issuing expensive foreign debt and attempting to pay one s way out of the crisis will only delay the inevitable and result in even bigger losses for consumers banks and the sovereign balance sheet the regime s desire to avoid policy changes until the genocide centennial on april 24 will thus have serious consequences for the country and its population a significant portion of which already lives in extreme poverty we call upon the international community and capital market participants to cease funding the regime in yerevan in light of the overwhelming evidence of embezzlement of the proceeds and of the disastrous economic and social policies carried out by the incompetent and corrupt government of hovik abrahamyan future democratic governments of armenia will have every reason to declare these debts illegitimate and stop servicing them pfa executive board  ', 0);

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