The Armenian Genocide is rarely discussed in the Turkish Parliament; and even rarer are statements calling for its recognition. On January 14, 2016, two of the three recently elected Armenian members of the Turkish...
Given the joyful spirit of the holiday season, I wanted to dedicate my article to a cheerful subject. However, when I saw the text of the bizarre Resolution submitted to Azerbaijan’s Parliament on Christmas...
Last month, I reported in this column the results of the Zogby Analytics survey, which found that 35% of the American public was aware of the Armenian Genocide. I thought this was a low...
Glendale, CA The Law Firm of Vartkes Yeghiayan announced last week that in conjunction with Turkish attorneys it is preparing to file lawsuits in Turkey on behalf of Armenian clients for lands and properties...
As relations between Israel and Turkey have become increasingly strained in recent years, shifting from strategic alliance to outright hostility, many analysts began to wonder about the Israeli government’s uncharacteristically muted reaction to Turkish...
By Prof. Yair Auron When World War II escalated, my father volunteered in the French army. He wanted to thank the country that had sheltered him and his family. A group of foreigners and...
Ruling simultaneously on the Sargsyan vs. Azerbaijan and Chiragov vs. Armenia cases, the European Court of Human Rights decided on June 16, 2015 that Armenia and Azerbaijan had violated the rights of refugees who...
When a group of young Armenians spontaneously gathered in Yerevan’s Liberty Square 10 days ago to challenge the planned increase of electricity rates, no one expected their protest to reverberate around the world. To...
