Ararat, the Biblical Testimony of the Armenian People
Seven years after the Velvet Revolution, the Armenian people are not celebrating with inspiring dreams, but are instead burdened with painful realities.
The year began with a new image of Armenia's Prime Minister on Facebook, presenting himself as renewed, clean-shaven, and standing in front of Mount Aragats, not Ararat, with a new map of Armenia that does not include Artsakh.
Where is the Armenian state going? Where are you leading our people?
The situation is marked by new anxieties and bitter revelations, leaving the people wondering about the future of their country.
Author's summary: Armenia faces uncertain future.
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