Topic: armenian genocide recognition
By Larry Luxner JERUSALEM (Times of Israel: The Blogs) — It didn’t make international headlines, but yesterday, the capital of a nation whose people were devastated by genocide during World[...]
By Hrayr S. Karagueuzian In 2014, during an international cardiology conference in Antakya, Türkiye (new official name for Turkey), I asked my Turkish colleague Dr. Mehmet Ali Oto a direct[...]
WASHINGTON (ANCA) — For the first time since its initial recognition in 2019, the Council of Washington, D.C., unanimously recognized the Armenian Genocide, emphasizing the importance of educating D.C. residents[...]
MADRID (Armenpress) — The likelihood of repetition of mass crimes increases with impunity, Spanish legislator Jon Inarritu said this week. The MP made the remarks when asked about Turkiye’s continual[...]
WATERTOWN — The ARF Sardarabad Gomideh, the Armenian National Committee of America of Eastern Massachusetts, the “Leola Sassouni” and “Shushi” chapters of the ARS, the “Nejdeh” AYF Chapter, Hamazkayin and[...]
Why It’s the Right Time for India to Give Turkey an Armenian ‘Gift’ for Its Stand on Kashmir By Amitabh Singh The Armenian Genocide has been recognized by 34 countries,[...]
By Taner Akçam Special to the Mirror-Spectator The question I would like to ask here is very simple: As we all know, President Biden has recognized the Armenian genocide. So….that’s[...]
RIGA – In 2005, the year of the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, five countries recognized the Armenian Genocide, with Lithuania being the last one. The parliament of this[...]
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island College professor Janice Okoomian was interviewed by Rhode Island’s public radio station, the local National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate, about her reaction to President Joe Biden’s[...]
BOSTON – In March 2021, on the eve of the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, Peace of Art, Inc., launched its annual education campaign by displaying electronic billboards in[...]