Turkey

Last week, Ilham Aliyev won the presidential elections held in Azerbaijan. The victory was given to him quite easily, without any upheaval and he will continue his presidency in the[...]

The events of the last weeks turned out to prove the theses that I put forward in my previous articles, particularly related to the preconditions put forward by Turkey and[...]

WATERTOWN — Peter Balakian, Pulitzer Prize winning author of eight books of poetry and four of prose, continues to explore the Armenian past and future. In May 2015 he went[...]

WESTWOOD, Calif. — The Armenian Genocide Research Program (AGRP) within The Promise Armenian Institute at UCLA presents a conference titled, “Armenian Genocide Looted Art and Restitution,” which will be held in the UCLA Fowler[...]

YEREVAN — Conductor Nvart Andreassian was born in Istanbul; since 2017, she has lived in Armenia. From 1966 to 1971, she studied at the Romanos Melikyan Music School, Armenia, with[...]

By Alex Marshall ISTANBUL (New York Times) — The Istanbul Biennial, one of the European art world’s major events, was thrown into disarray on January 19 when its lead curator[...]

After the military takeover of Nagorno Karabakh by Azerbaijan in September 2023 and the forced displacement of Armenians, there were some hopes in Armenia and abroad that an Armenia –[...]

ISTANBUL — On Friday, January 19, Hrant Dink was commemorated where he was assassinated 17 years ago, in front of the Sebat Building which used to house the offices of[...]

FRESNO — “Eradicating Culture, Erasing Lives: Children and the Armenian and Native American Genocides” will be the topic of a presentation by Dr. Keith Watenpaugh of University of California, Davis[...]

JERUSALEM (Jerusalem Post) — Israel Foreign Minister Israel Katz slammed Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on January 12 in an X (Twitter) post, as Turkey backed South Africa’s accusations of genocide[...]