On March 5, newly appointed Ambassador of Slovakia to Armenia Peter Priputen (residence in Moscow) handed over the copies of his credentials to Deputy Foreign Minister Garen Nazarian.

During the hearings, number of members of the People’s Council of Syria delivered speeches, expressing their solidarity with the Armenian people – yet again stressing the role of Armenians in socio-economic and social life of Syria.

“Red Zone” festival, organized by Kirkelig Kulturverksted, in cooperation with Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway, is underway in Oslo. This year's the festival is dedicated to Armenian Genocide.

On March 3, Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian met the President of the UN Human Rights Council Joachim Rucker in Geneva.

This year Armenia has again initiated a resolution on the genocide prevention. There is a growing consensus of the international community that the genocide prevention always requires the constant attention and best efforts of the civilized world wit

On March 3, Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian delivered a speech at the 28th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

NATO’s delegation is in Armenia from March 2 through March 6 to assess the documents on the Armenia-NATO Individual Partnership Actions Plan (IPAP) and Planning and Review Process (PARP) for 2014.

The Azerbaijani side once again demonstrated its attitude towards the addressed statements of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs to strictly observe the preservation of the ceasefire and to refrain from steps escalating the situation.

Dear colleagues, Ladies and Gentlemen,\r\nI would like to thank my Russian and Lebanese colleagues for this timely initiative to discuss the situation of Christian minorities in the Middle East.

We should not be misled by the fact that the ongoing violence against religious groups, particularly Christians in Syria and Iraq, is being perpetrated in the very name of religion. What we are countering here are crimes against civilization perpetra