Ararat, the Biblical Testimony of the Armenian People
Seven years after the so-called 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, where he appeared clean-shaven, presenting himself as renewed, symbolically declaring the end of the revolution.
Behind him stood Mount Aragats, rather than the symbolic Mount Ararat, and a new map of Armenia - one that does not include Artsakh.
The year opened with a new image of Armenia’s Prime Minister posted on Facebook. He appeared clean-shaven — “without moustache, without beard” — presenting himself as renewed, as if to declare the end of the revolution.
The question remains: where is the Armenian state headed, and where is it leading its people?
Author's summary: Uncertain future for Armenia.
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