1. The number of swine flu cases in Armenia reaches 11
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... The number of swine flu cases has reached 58 in Georgia, 14 cases have been confirmed in Azerbaijan. The number of swine flu cases in Turkey totals 145.   Source: http://www.armradio.am/news/?part=soc&id=16160 ...

2. Armenian troops pull out of Iraq: US military
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... countries. Now, US numbers are around 144,000, while the coalition has shrunk to less than 10,000. The non-US element of the coalition is now made of Britain, Romania, El Salvador, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan, ...

3. Barack Obama congratulates Armenians on Armenia's Independence Day
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... an end to the Turkish and Azerbaijani blockades, and by working for a lasting and durable settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict that is agreeable to all parties, and based upon America’s founding ...

4. Armenian president plans to invite the Turkish PM to watch a soccer game
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... diplomatic links since Ankara intensified its protests against Armenian invasion and violence in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which Armenia invaded in a war with Azerbaijan in the early 1990s. The border ...

5. Nagorno-Karabakh and Independence
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... Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh against Azerbaijani rule began in the spirit of perestroika, but the movement evolved quickly into a political organization, the Karabakh Committee, a broad anticommunist ...

6. The Communist Era
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... of Nagorno-Karabakh, an autonomous region of Azerbaijan having nearly 200,000 Armenians living within Azerbaijan under Azerbaijani rule, isolated from mainstream Armenian culture. Control of Nagorno-Karabakh ...

7. World War I and Its Consequences
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... federation with Azerbaijan and Georgia, both of which, however, soon proved to be unreliable partners. The danger posed by the territorial ambitions of the Ottoman Turks and the Azerbaijanis finally united ...

8. The Ancient Period
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... Sea northeast to the Mtkvari River (called the Kura in Azerbaijan) in present-day Georgia (see fig. 5). Tigran and his son, Artavazd II, made Armenia a center of Hellenic culture during their reigns.  ...