GUIDELINES FOR THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE CENTENNIAL
Armenian communities around the world are gearing up for the Centennial of the Genocide on April 24, 2015, by coordinating their commemorative plans at the local, regional, and international levels.
18.04.2013 \ 04:09
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Armenian communities around the world are gearing up for the Centennial of the Genocide on April 24, 2015, by coordinating their commemorative plans at the local, regional, and international levels.
WILL THE MAGNITSKY LIST SPOIL DONILON’S RUSSIA TRIP?
A senior State Department official briefing reporters Friday defended the size of the Magnitsky list and said that asset freezes needed to meet a high standard determined by the Treasury Department, requiring a smaller list initially.
13.04.2013 \ 23:14
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A senior State Department official briefing reporters Friday defended the size of the Magnitsky list and said that asset freezes needed to meet a high standard determined by the Treasury Department, requiring a smaller list initially.
ISTANBUL PATRIARCHATE IGNORES ARMENIAN COMMUNITY’S RELIGIOUS NEEDS
It is unfortunate that Islamized and Turkified Armenians have to confront the Patriarchate while battling the Turkish government in their quest to return to their ethnic and religious roots, and regain their usurped rights and properties.
11.04.2013 \ 22:20
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It is unfortunate that Islamized and Turkified Armenians have to confront the Patriarchate while battling the Turkish government in their quest to return to their ethnic and religious roots, and regain their usurped rights and properties.
ARMENIAN ARTIST ANNA NAVASARDIAN IS DRAWN TO THE DARK
"In the art world, someone can appear and disappear quickly. Now that I have galleries showing my work internationally, I just want to keep working so that doesn't happen to me."
09.04.2013 \ 22:57
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"In the art world, someone can appear and disappear quickly. Now that I have galleries showing my work internationally, I just want to keep working so that doesn't happen to me."
FEDERAL JUDGE WRONGFULLY DISMISSES LAWSUIT ON ARMENIAN PROPERTIES IN TURKEY
Federal Judge Dolly M. Gee, wrongfully claiming lack of jurisdiction, dismissed a lawsuit on March 26, filed by Armenian-Americans demanding compensation from the Republic of Turkey for confiscating their properties during the Armenian Genocide.
09.04.2013 \ 14:30
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Federal Judge Dolly M. Gee, wrongfully claiming lack of jurisdiction, dismissed a lawsuit on March 26, filed by Armenian-Americans demanding compensation from the Republic of Turkey for confiscating their properties during the Armenian Genocide.