Greece: Third Country to Criminalize Denial of Armenian Genocide
Greece is the third European country, after Slovakia and Switzerland, to pass such a law.
Author: Harut Sassounian, Publisher, The California Courier
Foreign Minister’s Excellent Commentary in Le Figaro, with Some Shortcomings
It is imperative that Armenians speak with one voice, telling the world what exactly they want from Turkey
Azerbaijan Calls California Resolution on Artsakh a Mere Piece of Paper
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry harshly condemned the California Legislature last week after the State Senate adopted resolution AJR 32
Justice Dept. Files Reveal Activities of Firms Lobbying for Turkey
The Turkish government has been pouring millions of dollars into the coffers of several U.S. firms, hoping to improve its image by whitewashing the dark stains of its dictatorial regime.
Former House Majority Leader Sells His Soul for Fistful of Dollars
Washington has long-suffered from unethical politicians, but the prize for the top hypocrite on an Armenian issue goes to former Cong. Richard Gephardt who served as House Majority Leader from 1989 to 1995 and Minority Leader from 1995 to 2003.
Turkic Groups Fund Questionable Congressional Trips to Azerbaijan
The international media is replete these days with scandalous stories about European and American politicians being wined and dined in Azerbaijan and Turkey, for self-serving ulterior motives.
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ridiculed for Telling Women Not to Laugh in Public
In a speech last week, this high-ranking official preached his perverted version of morality to Turkish women by telling them not to laugh in public! “A woman will know what is haram [forbidden] and not haram,” Arinc warned.
Australia Must Dismiss Foreign Minister for Denying the Armenian Genocide
The Turkish Sabah newspaper published last week the following disturbing news:
“Australian FM: Armenian Case not Genocide.”
Now That the Lawsuits Are Settled, Let’s Build the Genocide Memorial
More than seven years and millions of dollars in legal fees later, much of the parties’ work to achieve their dream of a museum appears to have been for naught, which is regrettable.
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