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Not only in Artsakh, but also in the Republic of Armenia there is an unprecedented wave of support for the frontline. All over the country, thousands of men, and some women as well, are enlisting as volunteers.

The recent escalation in Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) stands out among other previous cases, such as for instance in 2016 or July this year. This is so fist of all due to the scale and scope of the offensive as well as the new role Ankara assumed in them.

International media, which soon grasped the unprecedented scale of the Azerbaijani assault on Karabakh, was quick to publish news and analytical materials on the conflict, its background and its possible fallouts.

What is known about the war in Artsakh, in brief.

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How the world reacted and what is known about the Beirut Blast.

Currently, we live in quite an erratic world, where “unpredictable” is the new “go-to” word for every situation. Recently, we sat with Marian Salzman, a highly recognized communications expert, the trend-spotter and the senior vice-president of global communications at Philip Morris International to discuss and to try to outline the steps that the humanity and the businesses should take to pop up onto the surface of the water when this flood is over and to do it with dignity and compassion towards their stakeholders.

Organic agriculture development steps in Armenia were undertaken in early 2000s with active participation of local NGOs and the international organizations. Several international agencies and the Armenian government were jointly implementing projects aimed at boosting organic sector development in the country. These efforts, however, were not supported by the simultaneous creation of skilled labour force of farmers and employees involved in the organic sector.