World @en Archive

•  30/01/2014

  Sassounian: Syrian President Finally Recognizes Armenian Genocide

  In a lengthy interview last week with Agence France Presse (AFP) on the tragic situation in Syria, President Bashar al-Assad...

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•  21/11/2011

  Armenian church in Northern Cyprus turned into landfill

  An Armenian church located in the Turkish part of Cyprus is on the edge of complete demolition, Russian news agency...

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•  10/11/2011

  Ultra-Orthodox spitting attacks on Old City clergymen becoming daily

  Clergymen in the Armenian Church in Jerusalem say they are victims of harassment, from senior cardinals to priesthood students; when...

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•  22/01/2011

  International scholars called for condemnation of Azerbaijan’s atrocities back in 1990

    Six months after the pogroms of Armenians in Baku, the New York Times published a letter to the editor...

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•  28/08/2010

  Turkey seeks explanation from Iran over alleged genocide remarks

  Alarmed by reports that Iran’s vice president said the events of 1915 constituted a “genocide,” Turkey is seeking high-level explanation...

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•  22/06/2010

  Suddenly, The Israel Lobby Discovers A Genocide

  I once tried to blow the whistle on the Israel lobby’s denial of the Armenian Genocide — and it cost...

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•  16/06/2010

  Sassounian: Growing Turkish Influence in Middle East Leads to Restrictions in Armenian Rights

  Turkey’s growing influence in the Middle East, even before the naval confrontation with Israel over Gaza, had prompted some Arab...

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•  14/06/2010

  Suciyan: ‘Zero Problems’ with Whom? Jordan Cancels Armenian Youth Conference

  The AGBU’s Middle East Young Professionals Forum was supposed to take place in Amman, Jordan from June 3-6. However, the...

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•  14/06/2010

  In multilingual Lebanon, Arabic falls behind

  BEIRUT (AFP) Lebanon, a tiny, vibrant Mediterranean country, prides itself on its polyglot society but for the country’s youths native...

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•  12/06/2010

  Look Who’s Talking: Turkey!

  A country that has been occupying part of a neighbor state for decades, that often sends its air force to...

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•  02/05/2010

  Genocide Commemoration Music Video Banned in Beirut

  Lebanese General Security Pulls Eileen Khatchadourian’s Zartir Vortyag from the Airwaves Popular music and controversy are part of the same...

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•  24/03/2010

  Whitewashing genocide the easy way

  How easy would it be to rewrite the history of the Shoah? It came as a great surprise when reading...

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•  22/11/2009

  Former IAGS Presidents Consider Historical Commission an Attempt to Deny Armenian Genocide

  The former presidents of the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) sent the following letter to the Turkish Prime Minister:

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•  16/11/2009

  All that lying about the Armenian genocide did not help

  We could use the word “diplomacy” or “politics” or “ignorance” or “objectivity” or “fairness.” In truth, there is only one word:...

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•  13/11/2009

  Letters To The Editor – Does the Israeli government discriminate?

  Recently, on Sept. 6 in Jerusalem, Armenian Christian Seminarians returning to their Convent of St. James, after holding their weekly...

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•  29/12/2000

  Gregorio Hairabedián’s Court Claim to Federal Court of Appeals in Criminal and Correctional Matters, Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 29, 2000

  (a translation from Spanish into English of the photocopy of the claim)

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