By Harut Sassounian Publisher, The California Courier Ever since Archbishop Sahak Mashalian became the Armenian Patriarch of Turkey in 2019, he has made a series of questionable statements on the Armenian Genocide and bestowed...
By Harut Sassounian Pres. Ilham Aliyev held an international conference titled, “South Caucasus: Development and Cooperation,” on April 29, 2022 in Baku, Azerbaijan, with 40 participants from 23 countries. The conference lasted over three...
By Harut Sassounian Pres. Joe Biden issued a written statement on April 24, officially recognizing the Armenian Genocide for the second year in a row. Here is an excerpt from Pres. Biden’s acknowledgment:...
By Harut Sassounian Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan delivered a very lengthy, rambling speech on April 13, 2022 to the Armenian Parliament on his government’s failures and achievements in 2021. Ever since the...
By Harut Sassounian The dispute continues between those who want to reward Turkey and those who want to condemn it, because of its contradictory positions on the Russia-Ukraine war. The Wall Street Journal...
By Harut Sassounan We all know that the Ottoman army invaded many countries with utter savagery. We also know that the Ottoman Empire committed mass killings and genocide against millions of Armenians, Assyrians,...
By Harut Sassounian The Turkish government is continuing its duplicitous game of playing on both sides of the fence, pretending to be the friend of both Russia and Ukraine in order to draw...
By Harut Sassounian There might be heads of state who have sued their own governments after they were overthrown or their possessions confiscated, but, I am not aware of any leader...
By Harut Sassounian In the midst of the Ukraine-Russia War, a few leaders have made questionable statements to take advantage of the chaotic situation and push for their selfish agendas. As soon as Pres....
By Harut Sassounian As the war in Ukraine is continuing to cause more devastation and the loss of human life, countries around the world, particularly Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, had to make difficult choices...
