The Editorial Board www.nytimes.com   The United States has long been willing to befriend unsavory foreign governments, sometimes with good reason. In a dangerous world, democracies cannot afford

Hovhannes Nazaretyan, Evenreport.Com The Armenian Genocide, deeply embedded in the national psyche and collective identity, has naturally shaped Armenian political discourse. The country’s foreign

By Jirair Tutunjian   While the world was looking forward to the dragged out peace treaty between Armenia and the petrodollar dictatorship Azerbaijan aka Turkey Jr., Baku’s Baby Aliyev recently threw in the

ANHA, Kurdish Press A symposium was held in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on Leader Abdullah Ocalan’s approach to the Armenian question, on the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Amid

COMMUNITY NEWS, NEWS, U.S. AND WORLD NEWS Nathan Ansell, Beverly Hills Courier Hundreds of protesters assembled outside the Turkish Consulate General on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills on April

By Kim Bardakian Demirjian Armenian Mirror-Spectator SAN FRANCISCO — On Thursday, April 24, the San Francisco Bay Area Armenian community gathered in solidarity at the majestic Cathedral of St. Mary

Photo by Walter Tabayoyong / The Truth and Accountability League’s (TAAL) held a commemoration for the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide at the Glendale Central Library on Thursday.FacebookTwitterEmailPrintCopy

By JERUSALEM POST The Durupınar hill. (photo credit: Kasbah. Via Shutterstock) Ground-penetrating radar carried out by the group has revealed what members describe as “a rectangular structure”