In light of the further advancement of the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide, the President of Republic of Turkey recently made controversial statements, which distort the reality, Armenian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
“These statements contain claims aimed at justifying the Genocide by means of insulting the dignity of the victims. On April 24, 2019 the President of Turkey Continue reading
In a prelude to the Holocaust and the crimes of ISIS, the slaughter of Armenians was an opening to a hundred years of similar mass murder events, Jerusalem Post editorial
Senator Lindsey Graham’s presence at the White House meeting between President Donald Trump and the Turkish leader was not absolutely accidental given that the US legislator himself later blocked the passage of an Armenian Genocide resolution by the upper house, according to Ruben Safrastyan, the director of the National Academy’s Institute of Oriental Studies.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ranking Member Robert Menendez asked for a “unanimous consent” vote to immediately adopt the Armenian Genocide Resolution, the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) reported.
Republican Party Senator Lindsey Graham blocked a resolution on Wednesday that would have formally recognized the Ottoman Empire’s genocide against the Armenian people, The Hill reported.
Pope Francis expressed solidarity with the Armenian Catholic Christians in Syria’s Qamishli over the murder of the murder of Father Hovsep Petoyan, the Pastor of the Armenian Catholic Community of Qamishli, and Abraham Petoyan, the pastor’s father.
Terrorists in Syria have killed Fr. Hovsep Bedoyan, pastor of the Armenian Catholic community of Qamishli, Syria, and his father, Fr. Apraham Bedoyan.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday qualified the US intention to keep troops in Syria with the alleged aim of protecting oil deposits from terrorists as robbery.
Time for compensation for the Armenian Genocide
Turkey has to come to grips with its past, be brought to justice and apologize. This is what President of Greece Prokopis Pavlopoulos declared during his joint press conference with President of Armenia Armen Sarkissian today, touching upon the genocides of the Armenians and Pontic Greeks. 





