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Western Armenians in Iran after the Genocide
Today Eastern Turkey, the ancestral land of the Armenians, is devoid of its ancient ethnic inhabitants. Based on realistic estimates, during those bloody and tragic years, around one and half […]
‘The Armenians want an acknowledgement that the 1915 massacre was a crime’
‘The Armenians want an acknowledgement that the 1915 massacre was a crime’ Geoffrey Robertson In 1915 Britain was determined to expose the Armenian genocide, so why have we since downgraded […]
Prince Charles reveals his heartbreak at the ‘appalling atrocities’ and ‘soul destroying tragedy’ facing Christians persecuted across the Middle East
Prince Charles reveals his heartbreak at the ‘appalling atrocities’ and ‘soul destroying tragedy’ facing Christians persecuted across the Middle East The Prince of Wales visited Armenian Church in London today […]
British Friends of Artsakh – 360 Panel Discussion in London
Artsakh 360 Panel Discussion in London AYF London Branch organised an evening on Artsakh at one of the Halls of Westminster University in Central London on October 17, 2014. Among […]
Members of Congress Express Outrage Over Der Zor Destruction
Members of Congress Express Outrage Over Der Zor Destruction Members of Congress Express Outrage Over Der Zor Destruction WASHINGTON Members of Congress have begun a string of condemnation and expressions […]
Robert Fisk: Bombs away! US to the rescue – but only of certain minorities, not Muslims
Bombs away! US to the rescue – but only of certain minorities, not Muslims Obama’s air strikes on Isis in northern Iraq are hypocritical, and a sense of déjà vu […]
The Telegraph reveals Turkish role in the attack on Armenian-populated Kessab
The Telegraph reveals Turkish role in the attack on Armenian-populated Kessab 16:10 15.04.2014 0 Kessab, Syria, Turkey Turkey facilitated an attack carried out by Islamist fighters against the Armenian town of Kassab […]
British envoy suggests referendum in Karabakh, shocks Baku
British envoy suggests referendum in Karabakh, shocks Baku March 5, 2014 – 15:35 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net – British ambassador to Azerbaijan drew parallels between the Karabakh conflict and Scotland’s intention to secede […]
Akcam receives MESA’s Prestigious Hourani Book Prize for a book on Armenian Genocide
Akcam receives MESA’s Prestigious Hourani Book Prize for a book on Armenian Genocide Historian Taner Akcam received the Middle East Studies Association’s (MESA) 2013 Hourani Book Prize for his […]
“The Times of the Armenian Genocide: Reports in the British Press, 1914-1923” book is published
“The Times of the Armenian Genocide: Reports in the British Press, 1914-1923” book is published 11.Oct.2013 – 12:59 Katia Minas Peltekian announces the publication of a two-volume book […]
Union of Armenians of Israel launched census of Armenian population
Union of Armenians of Israel launched census of Armenian population October 10, 2013 – 14:00 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net – The Union of Armenians of Israel Ararat launched a census […]
The Washington Post: Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide
The Washington Post: Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide “For almost a century, the bells of St. Giragos — a magnificent […]
Skulls and Bones Exposed in Mass Grave Near Van
Skulls and Bones Exposed in Mass Grave Near Van Skulls and bones, possibly from the Armenian genocide, protrude from the soil. VAN, Turkey (Armenian Weekly)—Skulls and bones, possibly from […]
Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide
Church bells ring in a corner of Turkey once the site of Armenian genocide Gil Shefler | Oct 3, 2013 | DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (RNS) For almost a century, the bells […]
The Arab Spring and the Armenian Winter
The Arab Spring and the Armenian Winter EDITORIAL | AUGUST 29, 2013 11:00 AM By Edmond Y. Azadian The political turmoil artificially created in the Arab and Muslim world […]
Her Majesty’s Ambassador in Turkey visits Armenian Church in Kayseri
Her Majesty’s Ambassador in Turkey visits Armenian Church in Kayseri LONDON – COMBINED SOURCES (23 August, 2013): The British Ambassador in Turkey paid an unofficial visit to the Armenian Church […]
A century of violence: From the Turkish Massacres of Armenians to the Taksim Demonstrations
A century of violence: From the Turkish Massacres of Armenians to the Taksim Demonstrations Al-Bawabah News, Egypt Aug 17 2013 By Karam Saeed In an unprecedented move, Cairo has announced […]
Turkey’s Armenian Ghosts
For many years in Turkey, conversations became awkward if they turned to defining what used to be called the “events of 1915”. Basically, I had read one set of history […]
Armenia’s Molokan Christians
Molokans are a Christian sect who split from the Russian Orthodox Church in the late 16th century. The sect’s name, derived from the Russian for milk, refers to their refusal […]
