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One of the main issues in Armenia’s current foreign and domestic policy is “not to irritate the neighbors.” Unfortunately, we have been saddled with rather “nervous” neighbors — you never know what might upset them tomorrow or the day after, what might act as a kind of “red rag” to a bull. They can become extremely agitated if they see anywhere the biblical Mount Ararat. Does this apply to all literary works written by Armenians, to Armenian painters’ canvases, to Armenian composers’ melodies? (Let us recall,…
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