Category Archives: Editorials

After almost a century of silence, dying the past few decades, some Turkish historians, writers and journalists have seen the light and have become much more vocal and have come out to correct Turkish history, some cautiously and other more … Continue reading →

This year, besides in Istanbul, Armenian Genocide observances were held, also in Ankara, Izmir, Malatya, Adana, Diyarbakir, Bodrum, and Dersim. In Dersim, the event took place at Tunceli’s Republic Square. A black ribbon was hanging from an office window. Inan … Continue reading →

The wall of the Turkish denial of the Armenian Genocide is cracking slowly by the efforts of Turkish scholars, intellectuals, journalists and activists. Some decades ago, there were intellectuals who spoke or wrote about the Genocide in a very manner, … Continue reading →

The 98th annual commemoration of the Armenian Genocide was organized across the world – From Los Angeles to Beirut, from Yerevan to Buenos Aires, from Europe to the Far East. It is impossible to forget the organized killing and massacres … Continue reading →

More and more international statesmen and various elected officials of different countries have been visiting Artsakh-Nagorno Karabakh, giving more significance and meaning to its existence. Some of them are Americans, French, Canadians, or other nationalities. Azerbaijan immediately reacts to these … Continue reading →

An important academic conference was held on Saturday, October 27, 2012 on the 125th anniversary of the establishment of the first Armenian political party, the Social Democratic Hunchakian Party. The event took place at Woodbury University’s Fletcher Jones Foundation Auditorium … Continue reading →

An unprecedent sad event look place last week in Europe shaking European, Russian, as well as the United States governments when the Hungarian authorities extradited an Azerbaijani murderer, Ramil Safarove, who had killed by axe, an Armenian soldier, lieutenant Gurgen … Continue reading →

The Syrian political upheaval and unrest, the killings, kidnappings, plundering, have been going on for over a year, and it seems that there is no immediate abating or an end to the situation. International observers, statesmen and experts (sometimes starting … Continue reading →

Every nation has its philanthropists who extend a helping hand to people in almost all aspects of life. If there were no philanthropists, or philanthropists who do not participate in building of society, then life would be so different, so … Continue reading →

Following the parliamentary elections in Armenia on May 6 of this year, international observers gave a mixed report on the elections’ fairness and correctness. Generally speaking, as in the past, the observers said “there is some improvement in the electoral … Continue reading →