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Iran | 26.05.06 | 16:00

Trouble in the Neighborhood: Armenia’s neighbor, the “key” to the Middle East

By Aris Ghazinyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
In the late 1940s when the Soviet Union was in the zenith of its might, a prominent figure of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun), Ruben, who had emigrated abroad after the sovetization of Armenia, began his research of a seemingly absurd statement: “When the USSR collapses and old national states revive and new national states appear on its ruins, independent Armenia will face difficult problems connected with its vulnerable transport and communication situation; it will be necessary to develop the Russia-Armenia-Iran axis, however for this axis to work really, it will be necessary to return western lands to Armenia.”

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Christopher Fxyz, United States
24.05.2010 23:03
Talking about oil topic the recent big issue about this that will make a very big impact on the oil industry is the oil spill on the coastlines of US. Now there is the avalibility to view the oil pouring to the ocean, all day long, live. BP has responded to the numerous requests to release live feeds of the oil spill. You must observe this video footage to believe it, the oil just doesn't even ease up. Experts are studying it to both; obtain a closer estimation of the amount flowing to the ocean, and find achievable repairs. We still don't know how much harm this spill has caused our environment, without doubt enormous quantities.
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