Armenia’s foreign policy can only be talked about with a jeer, Director of the Sociometer center Aharon Adibekyan told reporters in Yerevan. According to him, the concept of foreign policy cannot at all be applied to Armenia.

“We should be objective about our potential and role in the world. At one time Dashnaks created a state, formed an army and decided to war – nonsense!” he said. Armenia is not a means for one to force another to do something rather than an independent state capable of implementing its own foreign policy. “No one care about Armenia’s interests,” Adibekyan said.

In her turn, the sociologist Karine Danielyan said that “there is justice, just approach and the U.N., where Armenia has its voice, which will certainly be listened to – policy must be open and fair, and the whole world will turn its face toward Armenia then.” Adibekyan responded that Friedrich Nietzsche disproved that argument. “Justice is the weak’s attempt to ‘bridle’ the strong – nothing more,” he said. However, Danielyan said that “Nietzsche was erroneous.”