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Articles related to "Armenia"
Armenia - The Bradt Travel Guide Nicholas Holding is a Scottish based writer who has been visiting Armenia since the break up of the Soviet Union. armenia the bradt travel guide • the black sea and the caspian sea • georgia azerbaijan iran and turkey • tourist visa’s can be obtained on line • first genocide of 20th century
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part IV in a series Russia's Boris Berezovsky is scrambling to save the CIS collective defense structure in general and the Caspian members' participation in particular. Meanwhile, continued Russian buildups in Armenia cast an ominous shadow over conflicts between Armenia and Azerbaijan, while an Ankara-Tbilisi-Baku axis seems to be forming. That axis is best represented by a proposed oil pipeline, which for obvious reasons will interest the rest of the world. russia moscow kremlin yeltsin berezovsky shevardna
Yerevan, Capital of Armenia Little known Yerevan has everything the discerning traveller could want -- excellent accommodations, delicious food, magnificent vistas, and unique architecture. yerevan armenia • mother armenia • mount ararat • zvartnots airport • caucasus
Beginning Research in the Near East: Part I This is the first of a two part series, divided alphabetically. This week covers Afghanistan to India afghanistan genealogy • armenia genealogy • azerbaijan genealogy • bangladesh genealogy • bhutan genealogy
Interview with Joan London: Author of Gilgamesh, 1 August, 2001 Joan London talks about the making of her novel Gilgamesh, Australia during the depression, novels versus short stories, and her Gilgamesh characters. australia • literature • armenia • writing • stories
Rus: Travel Hints and Helps Bsic and essential "How to's" of traveling in the Rus. Cover lodginf, transportation, money exchanges, etc. rus • russi • ukraine • moldova • armenia
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part I in a series The Caspian Sea region, with its ethnic strife (and arbitrary borders), growing Islamic fundamentalism, absolute despotism since time immemorial - and now stupendous oil and gas reserves - is becoming the New Middle East of the 21st Century. The resulting internal divisions, Western ignorance of the stakes in the various ethnic wars, plus the plausible claim Russia has to some of the Caspian oil anyway would make the Caspian a logical starting point for Russian adventurists. russia moscow caspian chechnya georgia armenia aze
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part II in a series A brief Who's Who - and Who's doing What - of the Caspian region. Russia's stakes in the various governments and ethnic conflicts are highlighted. russia moscow kremlin georgia armenia chechnya aze
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part III Outside parties, especially Turkey and possibly also Iran and the United States, have strong potential for intervening in the Caspian in the foreseeable future, especially on the side of Azerbaijan. Russia is working to bolster her leverage in the region, well aware of her opponents. A shooting war is a distinct possibility. russia moscow caspian azerbaijan armenia turkey ir
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part V in a series Boris Berezovsky has been canned by Yeltsin - possibly as a result of his conciliatory responses to some CIS member concerns. Armenia is calling for an official role for Turkey and Iran in the Caucasus region, and both countries have vested interests there. Chechnya's ongoing hostage crisis - a microcosm of its political crisis - may be coming to a crescendo with the abduction of Russian Interior Ministry General Gennady Shpigun. russia moscow kremlin berezovsky yeltsin primakov
The Mongol Destruction of Georgia Few people in the west are aware of the proud history of the Georgian and Armenian peoples as bulwarks of Christianity. The history of Kiriakos describes the end. genghis khan's army • mongol invasion of georgia • georgian knights • history of georgia • history of armenia
Background on the Caucasus The Caucasus Mountains is a geographic region where four countries form the bounday between Europe and Asia - Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. caucasus background • background to the caucasus • independence movements in russia • georgia • armenia
Eumenes of Cardia Part 1/2 Eumenes of Cardia nearly beat the Macedonians at their own game after the death of Alexander the Great. eumenes • cardia • philip • macedon • alexander the great
European Union Courts Former Soviet States On May 7, 2009, the European Union hosted a summit in Prague where the representatives of member states and 6 former Soviet republics met to formalize a new relationship. european union • european union eastern partnership • former soviet republics • russian foreign policy • belarus
Political Minorities in the Caucasus You may have never heard of Dagestan or Abkhazia. They are small political entities left over from the Soviet era. There are about a dozen of them in the Caucasus. caucasus background • background to the caucasus • independence movements in russia • georgia • armenia
Rus Cuisines: Plov Or Pilaf Plov, pilaf, pilov...whatever you want to call it, it is delicious! Learn where it came from, how it evolved and what it has become today. Make it and eat it! plov • pilaf • pilov • pliav • lileau
Russia-Georgia War & the Caucasus How can the question of stability in the Caucasus and Washington's policies toward the region help explain this war in the small breakaway province of South Ossetia? russia and georgia war • south ossetia war • conflict in caucasus • pipeline in caucasus • russia and america
Sweets Expo 2006 Toronto The inaugural Sweets Expo 2006 kicked off in Toronto on May 13th for a weekend of confectionary indulgence. If it's got sugar, chances are you'll find it at this show. sweets expo toronto • sweets expo 2006 • gemirex trading • poulain • honey world
Crassus Part 2/2 Marcus Licinius Crassus, 1st century BC Roman businessman and politician. Part 2: Crassus in Parthia bingley • greaves • suite101 • ancient • biographies
European Championship Scores The latest qualification games for next year's European Championships have seen Poland, France, Germany,Greece and Romania consolidate their top places in the groups. euro 2008 • european championships • group a • poland • armenia
Richest Asian Countries About 60% of the world's population lives in Asia, where there are huge differences in Gross National Product both by country and per capita. asia's richest countries • richest asian nations • gnp per capital asia • exports asian countries • imports asian countries
The Army Commanders - Part 2 Thumbnail Sketches of Omar Pasha and Prince Menschikov - their careers and personal characteristics. omar pasha • croatia • michael lattas • austrian army • ogulini regiment
We Three Kings Who were the Three Wise Men who visited Jesus, and were they really royal? three kings • magi • wise men • nativity • ephiphany
Heroic Quest: Joan London's Gilgamesh Joan London has won a number of prizes, for her previous two short story collections, including the coveted Age Book of the Year for Sister Ship. The anticipation for this, her first full length novel, was great. Gilgamesh fully lives up to the expectations surrounding its release. London’s writing quality is delicate and rich, combining a strong clear, easy to read linear narrative, with descriptive introspection. australia • novel • ancient • friendship • love
Hulagu Khan Scourge of Islam The empire that Genghis Khan left behind on his death in 1227 stretched from the Caspian Sea to the borders of China and the Golden Horde searched for further conquests. hulagu khan • grandson genghis khan • mongol leaders • scourge of islam • khans of mongolia
Economic Recovery Linked to Political Reform Freedom House findings show that countries in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe are better off, the more they adopt democracy and the free market.
US Air Combat Losses to the USSR Between 1950 and 1970 there were a score of US military aircraft shot down by the military of the Soviet Union in undeclared war. us navy pb4y-2 privateer was shot down • soviet lavochkin la-11 fighter • general fyodor shinkarenko • rb-45c tornado • mikoyan-gurevich (mig)
Armenian Brandy The Yerevan Brandy Company has been making its famous Ararat Brandy since 1887. Its history - plus traditional, homemade cordial recipe. armenian brandy • the yerevan brandy company • ararat brandy • dvin brandy • armenian cognac
Soviet and US Air Combat 1950-1991 It was little known that on at least two dozen occasions blood was drawn by either side of the two superpowers in the cold war in aerial combat. 1949 • 1991 • armed soviet/russian aircraft • radar locks • threatening a missile launch
The Battle of Carrhae In 53 BC, a Roman army under the command of Marcus Licinius Crassus - the man who had defeated the slave army of Spartacus in 71 BC - invaded Parthia. the battle of carrhae • the parthian army • parthians • carrhae • parthia
Russia and the Caspian: The New Middle East. Part VI in a series The CIS' Collective Security Treaty is getting down to the wire, with a summit scheduled for April 2. Georgia has joined Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan in declaring the current treaty unacceptable, and in fact she has joined Azerbaijan, Ukraine and Moldova in forming a new security organization, dubbed GUAM. Georgia herself is still in danger of splintering violently - with serious implications for possible oil and gas pipelines. russia moscow kremlin georgia tbilisi abkhazia oss
What Area - Europe Two! Here are some volunteer opportunities for ye! Also, things you’re going to have to keep your eyes and ears open for; in other words, don’t go ANYWHERE without checking things out first! europe • travel • volunteer • security • warnings
More on Iraq Russia's position on Iraq must be understood in light of the continuing confrontations between Yeltsin and the Duma over economic policy (and the budget in particular) and the makeup of the government. russia politics kremlin primakov iraq hussein anna
The Feast of the Transfiguration of Christ In many churches this is celebrated on August 6th and it is an important date in the Eastern churches. feast of transfiguration of christ • festival of transfiguration of christ • asharuni • vartavarh • st gregory the illuminator
Add the Taste of the Middle Eastern to your Meals Tips to help you add a Middle Eastern flair cuisine to your meals. middle eastern cuisine • north africa cuisine • arabian cuisine • israeli cuisine • turkish cuisine
Airline Points for Cheap Flights with Air Canada The point exchange program of Air Canada, Aeroplan, offers cheap flights using flight mileage for frequent flyers. airline points • cheap flights • air canada • flight mileage • aeroplan points
Aram Ilyich Khachaturian Biography Life and major works of Armenian composer Aram Khachaturian, famous for Gayaneh, Sabre Dance and Spartacus. aram khachaturian • khachaturian biography • armenian composer • khatchaturian works • khatchaturian ballet spartacus
Champions League Qualifiers R1 The winners of the Welsh and Irish leagues face fixtures against the victors in Slovenia, Luxembourg, Malta, Croatia, Slovakia, Andorra, Lithuania and Finland. champions league qualifiers • round one • 2007/2008 • derry city • linfield northern ireland
Colombia's First Low Cost Airline Twelve years behind the brainchild of Stelios in Europe, Easyjet, a new low cost airline - Easyfly - is to open Colombia up further. air travel in colombia • low cost flights in south america • low cost flights in colombia • flights to barrancabermeja • stelios and easyjet
Karl Marx and Communism Karl Marx was a revolutionary economist. His communist manifesto was followed by dozens of countries during its peak popularity. Today only a handful remain. communism • karl marx • communist manifesto • communist countries • marxism
Manti These tasty packets of meat-filled dumplings are perfect on a cold night, served hot from the oven with a nice dollop of yogurt. manti • turkish dumplings • armenian dumplings • middle eastern ravioli • winter recipes
Red Lentil Soup Not all lentils are created equal - or come in the same color. The red (or pink) lentils in this lovely Armenian soup create a very different dish. red lentil soup • armenian lentil soup • vegetarian lentil soup • lighter summer soups • turkish lentil soup
Xmas Around the World, MSI Chicago Christmas Around the World Spirit of Travel is a colorful ethnic display of holiday trees, model trains, airplanes and train locomotives. christmas around the world • chicago christmas • museum of science and industry • ehtnic festivals • xmas trees
12 Days of Christmas: Day 11 The eleven pipers piping signify the eleven faithful disciples who went out into the world "piping" the Gospel to various nations. eleventh day of christmas • eleven pipers piping • peter • james • john
Cleopatra - Egypt's Last Pharoah
This article is a biography of Cleopatra, who became Queen of Egypt at the age of 18 and committed suicide at the age of 39. ancient egypt • ancient egypt for kids • jodee redmond • cleopatra • pharoah
The Winegrapes of Antiquity Interesting notes on the origin of European winegrape varietals. winegrapes • origins • european
An Armenian Christmas Many Armenian Orthodox Christian traditions date far back into the mists of the 5th Century. Food plays a huge role in keeping Christmas properly. christmas traditions • armenian christmas traditions • old christmas • hisnag • surp dzinunt
Anoushabour Recipe This Traditional Armenian 'Sweet Soup' or Pudding Dessert is Served at the Conclusion of an Armenian Christmas or New Year's Meal. anoushabour • armenian christmas pudding • armenian sweet soup • sweet porridge • middle eastern dessert
Armenian Martyrs' Day On April 24, 1915, in Constantinople, the Young Turks began the ethnic cleansing, or genocide, of the Turkish Armenian population. armenian martyrs' day • armenian genocide • ethnic cleansing • young turks • mustapha kemal ataturk
Democracy and Peace It is widely believed that liberal democracies are inherently peaceful; what is widely believed is not always true. democracy and peace • emerging democracies and war • war and liberal democracies • project for perpetual peace • immanuel kant |
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