Armenia and Diaspora In Quest for a New Start
Ever since Armenia’s independence, the Armenian world has been divided into three loose categories: those supporting or in some capacity interacting with the government; various opposition groups;
Tagged: Genocide
WikiLeaks Reveals Hillary Clinton’s Email Exchanges on Armenian Issues
The whole world is following with great interest the flood of internal emails released by WikiLeaks: over 400,000 emails of the Turkish ruling party (AKP), 2.8 million U.S. diplomatic emails, over
Once Again, the French Legislature Bans Denial of the Armenian Genocide
Both Houses of the French Legislature have once again adopted a law that penalizes the denial of genocides recognized by French or international courts, or the denial, minimization or extreme trivialization
A Unique Eye-Opening Visit to Iran
Along with 16 other Armenian journalists from Armenia, Artsakh, the Czech Republic, France, Lebanon, Syria, and the United States, I was invited to attend the 85th anniversary celebration of Alik daily
Judge Calls Erdogan ‘Crazy President’ In Court Hearing on Armenian Lawsuit
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit heard oral arguments in Pasadena, California, on August 4, regarding two lawsuits on Armenian properties confiscated by Turkey in 1915-23: Bakalian
Who Should Be More Pitied: Pres. Obama or Naive Armenians?
For eight years now, Pres. Obama has failed to keep his campaign promise to call the Armenian Genocide a genocide. Yet, for some incomprehensible reason, which can only be described as naiveté, many
4,500 Guests Attend Special Armenian Genocide Program in Kremlin Hall
The 10th annual Armenian Music Awards (AMA) program was held on February 27, at the Kremlin’s Kevorkiev Hall in Moscow, with 4,500 guests in attendance. Many of Armenia’s top stars entertained
Portrait of a Turkish-American Genocide Denialist
While Armenian-Americans closely follow the sinister efforts of Turkey and its lobbying firms, they rarely pay attention to a handful of Turkish-Americans who are either on the payroll of the Turkish
United Nations to Commemorate Victims of All Genocides on Dec. 9
On Sept. 11, after years of persistent diplomatic efforts, the Republic of Armenia succeeded in having the United Nations General Assembly adopt by consensus a generic resolution on all genocides. Introduced
Armenians Should Now Pursue Legal Claims Rather Than Further Genocide Recognition
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]rmenians experienced unforgettable days last week during the Centennial commemorations of the Armenian Genocide. In many re- spects, Turkish denialists’ much-feared
Page 2 of 3
