The Russian Nuclear Threat, Recontextualized: Energy Colonization

As the only country producing nuclear energy in the Caucasus region, Armenia has relied heavily on nuclear power since 1976. The Metsamor nuclear power plant, located about 35 kilometers from the capital city of Yerevan, generates roughly 40% of the country''s electricity.

List of Armenian monarchs

The Abbasid caliphs were prominent supporters of the Bagratuni princes gaining power over other Armenian nobles due to fears of Byzantine influence in the region. In 884, Prince Ashot V Bagratuni was crowned king (as Ashot I) by his peers.

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Byzantine-Armenian Relations

This campaign ended the Sassanid control of Armenia but Byzantine rule was to be short-lived following the dramatic rise of a new power in the region, the Arab Umayyad Caliphate, which conquered the Sasanid capital Ctesiphon in 637 CE. Armenia was conquered by the Arabs from Damascus from 640 CE.

Armenia: Old Land Where Myths, Legends And Long History Meet

Armenia is a very old country surrounded by legends and myths and described in ancient heroic epics of the Armenian people. One of the greatest heroic epics of the Armenian people is the great story of Hayk, the forefather and founder of the first Armenian Kingdom of ''Ar-Mania'' in 3000 BC.

Armenia''s Greatest Military Leader: Vardan

Vardan Mamikonian is remembered in Armenia for his superb military and leadership skills and as a great horseman, and his dynasty championed Christianity. Vardan Mamikonian was an Armenian military leader who lived between the 4th and 5th centuries AD.

From Crisis to Stability in the Armenian Power Sector : Lessons

Supply from a new gas pipeline, built in 1993 through neighboring Georgia, was regularly interrupted by acts of sabotage. Armenia was left to rely almost entirely on its hydropower resources, at great expense to Lake Sevan, one of the country''s most precious natural resources.

List of Armenian monarchs

OverviewRestored kingdom (884–1045)Ancient Armenia (521 BC – AD 428)Vassal lords and princes (428–884)Shah-i Armens (1100–1185; 1420–1437)Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (1080–1375)Later claimantsSee also

After more than four centuries of dormancy, the Armenian kingdom was restored under the Bagratuni dynasty, from which several presiding princes had hailed. The Abbasid caliphs were prominent supporters of the Bagratuni princes gaining power over other Armenian nobles due to fears of Byzantine influence in the region. In 884, Prince Ashot V Bagratuni was crowned king (as Ashot I) b

From crisis to stability in the Armenian power sector: lessons

In the wake of the Soviet Union''s collapse, Armenia, like other former Soviet republics, began to struggle with the implications of its newfound independence. In the . From crisis to stability in the Armenian power sector: lessons learned from Armenia''s energy reform experience

From crisis to stability in the Armenian power sector: lessons

In the wake of the Soviet Union''s collapse, Armenia, like other former Soviet republics, began to struggle with the implications of its newfound independence. In the . From crisis to stability in

From Crisis to Stability in the Armenian Power Sector : Lessons

Supply from a new gas pipeline, built in 1993 through neighboring Georgia, was regularly interrupted by acts of sabotage. Armenia was left to rely almost entirely on its hydropower