Talaat Pasha’s Report on the Armenian Genocide Launches in Istanbul

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Armenia’s 20th Anniversary: A Young Republic; an Ancient Nation

By Harut Sassounian Publisher, The California Courier   Armenians worldwide had many reasons to celebrate the month of September, as they observed the 20th anniversary of the twin Republics of Armenia and Artsakh (Nagorno Karabagh).   Two decades ago, Armenians did not have a single independent Republic. Now they have two, and look forward to the day when the two republics are joined by a third -- Western Armenia -- to form the Republic of United Armenia!   On Sept. 19-20, the Diaspora Ministry organized a Pan-Armenian conference in Yerevan that drew over 500 participants from 50 countries, along with political and religious leaders from Armenia and Artsakh. It was a reunion of Who’s Who of the Armenian world.   The conference had four main themes: language and education, youth issues, commemorating the centennial of the Genocide, and strengthening Armenia-Diaspora relations. Some speakers took this opportunity to point out the serious shortcomings that continue to plague Armenia 20 years after independence.   His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of Cilicia, singled out emigration from Armenia as the greatest national crisis. "Our enemies wished to see an Armenia devoid of Armenians," he stated. "Today, we are emptying Armenia with our own hands!" His Holiness also condemned the prevalent "corruption" in the country that protects "a prosperous minority."   Tashnag Party leader, Hrant Markarian, chided government officials for the persistence of poverty, joblessness, stagnant economy, social insecurity, injustice, criminal behavior, corruption, and emigration. He also criticized them for not withdrawing their signature from the "infamous Armenia-Turkey Protocols."   During the panel on the Armenian Genocide -- I was one of the moderators -- the participants suggested training a new generation of Genocide scholars, Ottoman language specialists, Turkologists, and international law experts. They emphasized that the time had come to demand reparations from Turkey rather than mere genocide recognition and urged filing lawsuits against Turkey in international and national courts.   While in Armenia, I experienced many exhilarating moments as well as a few disappointing ones. The military parade on Independence Day was the highlight for all Armenians worldwide -- watching it at Yerevan’s Republic Square or on television! The goose-step march of highly disciplined soldiers and display of sophisticated tanks, missiles, warplanes and helicopter gunships filled every Armenian with pride and a sense of security from menacing neighbors! Later that evening, hundreds of thousands of spectators were captivated by a special high-tech laser show that projected scenes from Armenian history on the facade of buildings overlooking Republic Square.   The four locally-manufactured Armenian drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), displayed for the first time during this year’s military parade, drew the most attention, especially since the Artsakh forces had just downed a drone Azerbaijan had purchased from Israel! The parade held yet another surprise -- a contingent of women soldiers with machine guns who had volunteered to join the exclusively male Armenian armed forces! Also marching was a contingent of military chaplains in clerical garb.   Two other developments added a special luster to the celebrations of independence. The Mesrob Mashdots Madenataran in Yerevan, the depository of ancient manuscripts, unveiled a massive new wing, funded mostly by Russian-Armenian entrepreneur Sergei Hampartsoumian. On this occasion, Mihran Minassian, a humble man of limited means from Aleppo, Syria, donated to the Madenataran over 10,000 priceless manuscripts and fragments he had collected through his life-long efforts.   A second momentous event in September was the opening of a state of the art terminal at Yerevan’s Zvartnots Airport. The new complex can serve up to 3.5 million passengers annually, doubling the airport’s capacity. This important project was brought to fruition by industrialist Eduardo Eurnekian of Argentina who controls "Armenia International Airports," the concessional management firm overseeing the airport.   Two sour notes: Some of the Independence Day t-shirts handed out to participants of the Pan-Armenian Conference carried a surprising "Made in Turkey" label! The t-shirts were embossed with the following slogan in Armenian: "2011: Armenia is You!" Embarrassed officials explained that the t-shirts were donated by a local businessman!   More embarrassing was the no-show of the two former Presidents of Armenia at any of the Independence Day celebrations. Regardless of the reasons for their absence, this was a serious mistake by the two heads of state who had led the Republic of Armenia for 17 of its 20 years of independence!   Despite all of its shortcomings, all Armenians fervently embrace their homeland with a solemn pledge to defend and protect it, and do their utmost to secure the well-being and prosperity of their compatriots in Armenia and Artsakh!

Impossible to have prosperous Armenia without Diaspora contribution - President | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Impossible to have prosperous Armenia without Diaspora contribution - President | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Karabakh’s right for self determination cannot be questioned – Armenian President | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Karabakh’s right for self determination cannot be questioned – Armenian President | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Turkish government returns Armenian-Turkish protocols to parliament | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Turkish government returns Armenian-Turkish protocols to parliament | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Armenia’s National Archive contains 350 million documents | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Armenia’s National Archive contains 350 million documents | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Akcam: Scientists who deny Armenian Genocide are corrupted by Turkish Foreign Ministry - Politics - Panorama | Armenian news

Akcam: Scientists who deny Armenian Genocide are corrupted by Turkish Foreign Ministry - Politics - Panorama | Armenian news

President Serzh Sargsyan’s speech at the 66th session of the UN General Assembly : Public Radio of Armenia

President Serzh Sargsyan’s speech at the 66th session of the UN General Assembly : Public Radio of Armenia

Kurds calling Armenians back to Turkey? - PanARMENIAN.Net

Kurds calling Armenians back to Turkey? - PanARMENIAN.Net

Khojaly Tragedy handwork of Heydar Aliyev.wmv

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Skud and Tockha military units restore regional balance of power – expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Skud and Tockha military units restore regional balance of power – expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

If Azerbaijan resumes war, it will lose it - Russian expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

If Azerbaijan resumes war, it will lose it - Russian expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Truth on Armenian Genocide in Adana witnessed by British Vice-Consul - Independent | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Truth on Armenian Genocide in Adana witnessed by British Vice-Consul - Independent | Armenia News - NEWS.am

No strong shifts in power balance between Armenia and Azerbaijan expected in near future - Russian expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

No strong shifts in power balance between Armenia and Azerbaijan expected in near future - Russian expert | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Diyarbakir mayor called Armenians to return to their lands | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Diyarbakir mayor called Armenians to return to their lands | Armenia News - NEWS.am:

اردوغان إحترم حقوق الانسان وطبق الديمقراطية في دارك قبل ان تُطالِبها من جارك

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الذكرى العشرون لإستقلال أرمينيا : Public Radio of Armenia

الذكرى العشرون لإستقلال أرمينيا : Public Radio of Armenia

Deterioration in Israeli-Turkish relations not reason for Armenian Genocide recognition – ARFD | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Deterioration in Israeli-Turkish relations not reason for Armenian Genocide recognition – ARFD | Armenia News - NEWS.am

مؤتمر حول كيفية التوصل الى الإعتراف الدولي بغاراباغ في باريس في نوفمبر تشرين الثاني : Public Radio of Armenia

مؤتمر حول كيفية التوصل الى الإعتراف الدولي بغاراباغ في باريس في نوفمبر تشرين الثاني : Public Radio of Armenia

أذربيجان تعلن عضواً في حزب روسيا العادلة شخصاً غير مرغوب فيه : Public Radio of Armenia

أذربيجان تعلن عضواً في حزب روسيا العادلة شخصاً غير مرغوب فيه : Public Radio of Armenia

Visit to Nakhichevan Shows Why Armenians Can Never Again Live Under Azeri Rule

By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier

Scottish researcher Steven Sim reported about his troubling experiences in Nakhichevan, a historic Armenian territory now occupied by Azerbaijan. Since Sim's 2006 revealing report has not been adequately publicized in the international media, I would like to present here some of its highlights. Sim stated that he entered Nakhichevan by land from Turkey and traveled to the village of Abrakunis at Yernjak valley. When he asked a 12-year-old about an ancient church there, the boy pointed to an empty piece of land. Sim next visited Bananiyar, known to Armenians as Aparank, where he reported that “at least until the 1970s there were some ruins of a large medieval church located on high ground in the middle of the village. Now a mosque is built on the former church grounds.” At Norashen, two Armenian churches and a graveyard had existed at the north-western edge of this village. He found no trace of either churches or the graveyard. On his 3rd day in Nakhichivan, while traveling by train to Julfa, Sim observed the remains of the Jugha graveyard. He reported seeing “a hillside covered by stone slabs, spread out over three ridges. All of the gravestones had been toppled, without any exceptions.” In Ordubad, Sim was taken to the police station where his bag was searched, as he was interrogated about the purpose of his visit. He was then placed on the next bus back to Nakhichevan city. From there he went to Shurut which used to be “a small Armenian town during the late medieval period, with churches, schools, monasteries, scriptoria and several tens of thousands of inhabitants.” At the neighboring Krna village, there were no traces of the local Armenian Church. The same was true about the village of Gah. When he asked a passerby about the church in Shurut, he was told that it had been destroyed. In Shurut, Sim was confronted by a group of villagers. When he said that he had come to see the old church, they told him that there was never a church in their village. As he left Shurut, the taxi driver told Sim that the villagers had phoned the police in Julfa and that law enforcement officials would probably be waiting for him somewhere along the road. A car was indeed waiting for Sim. “A policeman got into the back of the taxi and asked me if I had a topographic map, and an ethnographic book.” When Sim answered that he did not, the policeman made a cursory search of his bag. In Julfa, Sim stopped at the police headquarters, where his bag was searched again. After waiting in a corridor for a while, Sim was taken to the town’s Araz Hotel. He was escorted to a garden in the back of the building. Sim was finally allowed to leave after 3 hours. Everything in Sim’s “bag was taken out and carefully looked at, and the bag itself was examined for any secret compartments. This lasted for about 15 minutes, without a word being spoken.” Sim was asked about his job. How much did he earn, who paid him to come to Nakhichevan, and why would he spend his own money to come here? The officers examined carefully Sim’s notebook and checked through all of his photographs stored in his digital camera. They showed most interest in a photograph he had taken in Nakhichevan city. “It was of a stone slab that I had seen in the gardens opposite the Momina Hatun mausoleum, surrounded by a large collection of ram-shaped gravestones. On this stone was carved a cross rising from a rectangular base.” The Azeri officials told him that it was not a cross. Sim told them that he had read about the church in an Armenian book. They angrily responded: “It is wrong. It is lying to you. You see, Armenians are always lying -- they are lying to everyone.” They also stated that “there never were any Armenian churches anywhere in Nakhichevan. There were no Armenians ever living here -- so how could there have been churches here?” The Azeris told Sim: “We think that you are not here with good intentions towards the Azerbaijan republic.” Sim stated that his unpleasant experiences in Nakhichevan shed “some light onto the attitudes that Azerbaijan holds about Armenians and anything Armenian.” The report shows why it is impossible for Armenians of Artsakh (Karabagh) to live ever again under oppressive Azeri rule. If a Scottish visitor is treated so poorly, imagine how much worse Azeris treated their Armenian subjects in Artsakh until its liberation.

وكالة أنباء كردية تتطرق الى مذكرات جنرال فنزويلي خدم في الجيش العثماني عن المجزرة الأرمنية : Public Radio of Armenia

وكالة أنباء كردية تتطرق الى مذكرات جنرال فنزويلي خدم في الجيش العثماني عن المجزرة الأرمنية : Public Radio of Armenia

الاختصاصي الأذربيجاني في مجال السياسة جومشود نوريف يعلن أن الضابط الأذربيجاني راميل سافاروف الذي قتل الضابط الأرمني في المجر هو بطل مزيف : Public Radio of Armenia

الاختصاصي الأذربيجاني في مجال السياسة جومشود نوريف يعلن أن الضابط الأذربيجاني راميل سافاروف الذي قتل الضابط الأرمني في المجر هو بطل مزيف : Public Radio of Armenia

PKK DEMANDS OWN APOLOGY FROM ISRAEL | AZG Daily

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Book on Armenia-Turkey Protocols Warns Arabs not to Trust Turkish Friendship

By Harut Sassounian

Publisher of The California Courier

I was privileged to attend a special program in Beirut last Friday, sponsored by the Armenian National Committee of Lebanon, dedicated to the publication of my new book in Arabic: “Armenia-Turkey Protocols: Truth or Deception?” The book is the compilation of 43 columns I had written in The California Courier in the last three years on the controversial Protocols. After introductory remarks by George Sabounjian of the local ANC, Dr. Nora Arissianof Damascus, Syria, the translator of the book, asserted that Sassounian's columns exposed the Turkish government’s fake intent. She reminded the audience that the author had accurately predicted at the outset of the negotiations that Turkey would not keep its promise to ratify the Protocols and lift the blockade of Armenia. Dr. Arissian was followed by veteran Lebanese Minister Michel Edde who had written a lengthy and insightful introduction to the book. Mr. Edde had held five ministerial posts during his long and distinguished career in various Lebanese cabinets. In his remarks, the prominent Minister commended the author for his analytical columns, praised the Armenian community of Lebanon for its active role in the country’s progress, and condemned Turkey for its denial of the Armenian Genocide. At the end of his remarks, Minister Edde surprised the audience by announcing a generous and unexpected personal contribution of $25,000 to the ANC of Lebanon. The evening’s program was conducted in Arabic, given the fact that there were Arab guests in the audience and the book was intended for Arab leaders and masses. I was gratified to be able to deliver a portion of my remarks in Arabic. Surprisingly, I still remembered the Arabic I had learned over 40 years ago as a student at the local SophiaHagopian High School. I reminded the attendees that the Turkish government’s true intent was to exploit the Protocols in order to pressure Armenia into giving up its pursuit of the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide, and create a smokescreen of peaceful negotiations so that other countries, particularly the United States, would be warned not to undermine this make-believe reconciliation and budding relationship by recognizing the Armenian Genocide. In addition, Turkey wanted Armenia to return Nagorno Karabagh (Artsakh) to Azerbaijan's control, give up its demands for Western Armenia which is currently under Turkish occupation, and to tried undermine overall Armenian unity by pitting the Diaspora against the homeland.    Doggedly pursuing its intent to extract additional concessions from Armenia, the Turkish government kept refusing to ratify the Protocols it had signed two years ago. Failing to accomplish its self-serving objectives, the Turkish Parliament recently took the final step to kill the Protocols by removing them from its agenda, citing a technicality. This failed experiment of Armenia-Turkey Protocols clearly proves that Turkey is more interested in playing diplomatic games and creating false impressions than pursuing peaceful co-existence. Turkish commitments cannot be taken seriously and Turkey's leaders' signatures on international agreements are not worth the paper they are written on. In my remarks, I pointed out that Turkish leaders have been presenting themselves as defenders of the Palestinian cause, and supporters of all Arabs and Muslims, while continuing to be Israel’s strategic partner, and covertly sharing with it some of the most sensitive military secrets of Arab countries. In my opinion, Palestinians and Arabs in general do not need the fake friendship of Turkey’s neo-Ottoman leaders. Arab masses must demand that their own indigenous leaders, not self-serving foreign rulers, defend their national interest. We just saw how Turkey sided with the despotic regimes in Egypt and Libya until the very last moment when the dictators of these countries were about to be toppled. This is not genuine friendship. This is crass opportunism!  Since Arabs and Armenians have both experienced horrendous suffering and atrocities under the Ottoman yoke, they can not be fooled easily by dishonest Turkish gestures of rapprochement. The survivors of the Armenian Genocide were the grateful beneficiaries of Arab hospitality throughout the Middle East. Without such humanitarian intervention, many more Armenians would have perished. I ended my remarks by expressing my gratitude to Minister Michel Edde for writing an inspiring introduction to my book, and to Dr. Nora Arissian who had spent countless hours to painstakingly translate it from English into Arabic, as well as my previous book on the Armenian Genocide. I also thanked the Armenian National Committee of Lebanon for hosting the evening’s program at the Pyunic Hall of Aztag newspaper, and the Hamazkayine Publishing House for publishing the book. I expressed my special gratitude to benefactor GabrielChemberjian and his Pyunic Foundation for sponsoring the book’s translation and publication. At the end of the program, signed copies of the book were distributed to the guests.

بن جدّو يهاجم تركيا ويشكك في مصداقية موقفها تجاه اسرائيل - جزيرة كوم

بن جدّو يهاجم تركيا ويشكك في مصداقية موقفها تجاه اسرائيل - جزيرة كوم

مؤتمر علمي بعنوان "مواقف جديدة حول مسألة غاراباغ" | AZG Daily

مؤتمر علمي بعنوان "مواقف جديدة حول مسألة غاراباغ" | AZG Daily

عضوة وفد أرمينيا في الجمعية البرلمانية للمجلس الأوروبي: تقرير لجنة المراقبة التابعة للجمعية البرلمانية الأوروبية بشأن أرمينيا إيجابي : Public Radio of Armenia

عضوة وفد أرمينيا في الجمعية البرلمانية للمجلس الأوروبي: تقرير لجنة المراقبة التابعة للجمعية البرلمانية الأوروبية بشأن أرمينيا إيجابي : Public Radio of Armenia

وزير خارجية الاورغواي: غاراباغ جزء من أرمينيا التاريخية ويجب أن تكون مستقلة أو تتحد بأرمينيا : Public Radio of Armenia

وزير خارجية الاورغواي: غاراباغ جزء من أرمينيا التاريخية ويجب أن تكون مستقلة أو تتحد بأرمينيا : Public Radio of Armenia

WikiLeaks: Ottoman archives “purged” of documents on Armenian Genocide - PanARMENIAN.Net

WikiLeaks: Ottoman archives “purged” of documents on Armenian Genocide - PanARMENIAN.Net

Lieberman unlikely to speak about supporting Armenians | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Lieberman unlikely to speak about supporting Armenians | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Baku drinks Karabakh fruit vodka with French name | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Baku drinks Karabakh fruit vodka with French name | Armenia News - NEWS.am

توقيع كتاب عن "البروتوكولات بين أرمينيا وتركيا"

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Robert Fisk: New light on an old horror – and still there is no justice - Robert Fisk, Commentators - The Independent

Robert Fisk: New light on an old horror – and still there is no justice - Robert Fisk, Commentators - The Independent

Uruguay May Recognize Nagorno-Karabakh Republic | Asbarez Armenian News

Uruguay May Recognize Nagorno-Karabakh Republic | Asbarez Armenian News

وزير خارجية أرمينيا: عضوية أذربيجان غير الدائمة في مجلس الأمن الدولي لن تعلي شأنه : Public Radio of Armenia

وزير خارجية أرمينيا: عضوية أذربيجان غير الدائمة في مجلس الأمن الدولي لن تعلي شأنه : Public Radio of Armenia

Turkish Government Ignores Property Lawsuit, Court Enters Default

http://www.armenianweekly.com/2011/09/08/turkish-government-ignores-property-lawsuit-court-enters-default/

Initiators and perpetrators of Armenian genocide should be imprisoned and cruelly sentenced - Sheriff Bey | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Initiators and perpetrators of Armenian genocide should be imprisoned and cruelly sentenced - Sheriff Bey | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Upholding Justice: Catholicos Aram I Sends Letter to Erdogan

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Israeli activist accuses Erdogan of historical amnesia for denying Armenian Genocide | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Israeli activist accuses Erdogan of historical amnesia for denying Armenian Genocide | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Expert: Israel may recognize Armenian Genocide for its own interests - PanARMENIAN.Net

Expert: Israel may recognize Armenian Genocide for its own interests - PanARMENIAN.Net

Turkey Can Run, but Can’t Hide From the Long Arm of US Law

By Harut Sassounian Publisher, The California Courier

World heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis once warned one of his opponents: "You can run, but you can’t hide." This same warning now applies to the Turkish government and two of its major banks.   Last December, when three Armenian-Americans filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit in U.S. Federal Court against the Republic of Turkey, the Central Bank and Ziraat Bank, the Turkish government ridiculed the charges, claiming "sovereign immunity."   The Armenian-American plaintiffs were seeking $64 million in compensation for confiscation of their properties in Adana, Turkey, in the aftermath of the Armenian Genocide. The plaintiffs were also demanding additional millions of dollars for the accrued rent and interest the U.S. government paid Turkey in the past 60 years for use of the strategic Incirlik Air Base, located on Armenian-owned land.   Since one of the first steps in filing a lawsuit is to serve a copy of the court documents to the defendants, the three Turkish entities concocted elaborate schemes to avoid receiving the legal papers, in order to delay or obstruct the trial. As a result, the plaintiffs’ attorneys had to go to extraordinary lengths in the past nine months to deliver the court documents to the Turkish defendants.   Ironically, after making every effort to block the serving of court papers, the Central Bank and Ziraat Bank filed a motion on June 1, 2011, seeking dismissal of the case, arguing that they had not received the proper documents.   On August 2, 2011 U.S. Federal Judge Dolly Gee rejected the Turkish request, asserting that the plaintiffs’ representatives "made several attempts to serve the Bank defendants at their addresses in New York City. After being repeatedly denied access to the buildings and, in one case, being misdirected as to ZiraatBank’s actual location, the process servers left copies of the summonses and complaint with the building security guards. Plaintiffs’ counsel then mailed additional copies to the each of the Bank defendants at these same addresses."   The Judge ruled that the Republic of Turkey had been adequately served with legal documents and ordered the Turkish entities to present their pleading in court no later than August 19, 2011.   The plaintiffs’ attorneys faced greater difficulties in serving the court documents to the Turkish authorities than to the New York offices of the two banks. On January 26, 2011, the English and Turkish versions of the complaint were mailed to the Ministry of Justice in Ankara, as required by the Hague Convention. On March 1, 2011, Turkey informed the plaintiffs’ lawyers in writing, its refusal to accept the court papers, claiming that the lawsuit infringes Turkey’s "sovereignty and security."   After exhausting all other channels, the plaintiffs’ lawyers submitted the court documents to the U.S. Department of State on April 14, 2011, asking the latter to present them officially to the Turkish government. On June 20, 2011, the State Dept. advised the plaintiffs that the documents were forwarded through diplomatic channels to the Republic of Turkey.   The American Embassy in Ankara transmitted the documents with a "diplomatic note," warning the Turkish government that under U.S. law "a defendant in a lawsuit must file an answer to the complaint within 60 days from the date of notice or face the possibility of having judgment entered against it." The U.S. Embassy strongly urged the Turkish Foreign Ministry to comply with the requirements of United States laws or face "a default judgment."   On August 29, 2011, after the mandated 60 days had expired and no response received from Turkey, the attorneys for the Armenian-American plaintiffs asked the Federal Court to enter a default judgment against the Turkish defendants.   Vatan newspaper reported last week that the two Turkish banks, alarmed by the serious prospect of losing a multi-million dollar lawsuit due to their failure to respond to the U.S. Federal Court, rushed to hire a lawyer and asked for more time until Sept. 19, 2011 to file a response.   Should the Turkish defendants not show up in court on Sept. 19, the Federal Judge could enter a default judgment and order that their assets in the U.S., up to the value of the judgment, be seized and turned over to the Armenian-American plaintiffs.   The Turkish government can no longer hide from its responsibilities for the devastating damage caused to the Armenian people as a result of the Genocide. It is high time for Turkey to acknowledge its long history of colossal criminal acts and make appropriate amends.

نص الحديث الذي أدلى به رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان للتلفزيون في أرتساخ وصحيفة "آزاد أرتساخ" : Public Radio of Armenia

نص الحديث الذي أدلى به رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان للتلفزيون في أرتساخ وصحيفة "آزاد أرتساخ" : Public Radio of Armenia

الحديث الذي أدلى به رئيس غاراباغ باغو ساهاكيان بمناسبة مرور 20 عاماً على إستقلال جمهورية غاراباغ لمراسل وكالة "بانوراما إي إم" الروسية حول المباحثات الجارية في إطار عملية تسوية نزاع غاراباغ. : Public Radio of Armenia

الحديث الذي أدلى به رئيس غاراباغ باغو ساهاكيان بمناسبة مرور 20 عاماً على إستقلال جمهورية غاراباغ لمراسل وكالة "بانوراما إي إم" الروسية حول المباحثات الجارية في إطار عملية تسوية نزاع غاراباغ. : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس أرمينيا يلفت إنتباه رؤساء الدول الأعضاء في رابطة الدول المستقلة الى قضية غاراباغ : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس أرمينيا يلفت إنتباه رؤساء الدول الأعضاء في رابطة الدول المستقلة الى قضية غاراباغ : Public Radio of Armenia

Alexander Iskandaryan: Artsakh’s victory of Azerbaijan was a “wonder” : Public Radio of Armenia

Alexander Iskandaryan: Artsakh’s victory of Azerbaijan was a “wonder” : Public Radio of Armenia

Gagik Harutyunyan: Turkey not ready to continue the normalization process : Public Radio of Armenia

Gagik Harutyunyan: Turkey not ready to continue the normalization process : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان يقول في ستيباناكيرت إذا كانت أرتساخ في السابق ألم الشعب الأرمني فاليوم هي مفخرة ذلك الشعب : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان يقول في ستيباناكيرت إذا كانت أرتساخ في السابق ألم الشعب الأرمني فاليوم هي مفخرة ذلك الشعب : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس غاراباغ باغو ساهاكيان يعلن أن مشاركة جمهورية غاراباغ في جميع مراحل تسوية النزاع هي الإمكانية الوحيدة لتسوية المسألة بصورة شاملة : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس غاراباغ باغو ساهاكيان يعلن أن مشاركة جمهورية غاراباغ في جميع مراحل تسوية النزاع هي الإمكانية الوحيدة لتسوية المسألة بصورة شاملة : Public Radio of Armenia

Turkey may pay billions to Armenian Genocide victims' descendants - Tert.am - News | Armenia | Russia | CIS | World

Turkey may pay billions to Armenian Genocide victims' descendants - Tert.am - News | Armenia | Russia | CIS | World

What will Turkey return to Armenians? | Armenia News - NEWS.am

What will Turkey return to Armenians? | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Elnashra - "ويكيليكس" : تركيا لم تجرؤ على مقاطعة فرنسا

Elnashra - "ويكيليكس" : تركيا لم تجرؤ على مقاطعة فرنسا

Expert advises to finally end the Armenian-Turkish process : Public Radio of Armenia

Expert advises to finally end the Armenian-Turkish process : Public Radio of Armenia

Karen Bekaryan: In case of any adventurism of Azerbaijan, Armenia will recognize NKR : Public Radio of Armenia

Karen Bekaryan: In case of any adventurism of Azerbaijan, Armenia will recognize NKR : Public Radio of Armenia

A number of legal bases exist for the Karabakh conflict settlement : Public Radio of Armenia

A number of legal bases exist for the Karabakh conflict settlement : Public Radio of Armenia

الإعلان عن إستقلال كاراباخ له دلالة تاريخية | AZG Daily

الإعلان عن إستقلال كاراباخ له دلالة تاريخية | AZG Daily

Turkey severs ties with Israel to boost authority in Arab world, expert says - PanARMENIAN.Net

Turkey severs ties with Israel to boost authority in Arab world, expert says - PanARMENIAN.Net

‘Grandma’s Tattoos’ - movie about forgotten women of Armenian genocide | Armenia News - NEWS.am

‘Grandma’s Tattoos’ - movie about forgotten women of Armenian genocide | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Dutch politicians call on FM to be courageous in recognizing Armenian Genocide - PanARMENIAN.Net

Dutch politicians call on FM to be courageous in recognizing Armenian Genocide - PanARMENIAN.Net

Turkey to return 162 of 1,410 confiscated assets to Armenian community - PanARMENIAN.Net

Turkey to return 162 of 1,410 confiscated assets to Armenian community - PanARMENIAN.Net

قره باخ تعلن استعدادها لإجراء مفاوضات مباشرة مع باكو | العالم | Anba Moscow

قره باخ تعلن استعدادها لإجراء مفاوضات مباشرة مع باكو | العالم | Anba Moscow

Dar Al Hayat - شارل أزنافور: لم ألفظ يوماً كلمة وداعاً

Dar Al Hayat - شارل أزنافور: لم ألفظ يوماً كلمة وداعاً

رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان يقول إن جنوب السودان بعد عشرات السنين من النضال حققت إستقلالها وأغنت الخبرة العالمية في مجال تنفيذ حق الشعوب في تقرير مصيرها : Public Radio of Armenia

رئيس أرمينيا سيرج سركسيان يقول إن جنوب السودان بعد عشرات السنين من النضال حققت إستقلالها وأغنت الخبرة العالمية في مجال تنفيذ حق الشعوب في تقرير مصيرها : Public Radio of Armenia

حزب العدالة والنمو الذي يرأسه رئيس وزراء تركيا رجب طيب أردوغان يقوم بغسل النقود في باكو بواسطة شبكة البيزنيس التي أسسوها في أذربيجان : Public Radio of Armenia

حزب العدالة والنمو الذي يرأسه رئيس وزراء تركيا رجب طيب أردوغان يقوم بغسل النقود في باكو بواسطة شبكة البيزنيس التي أسسوها في أذربيجان : Public Radio of Armenia

قرار الحكومة التركية حول إعادة المقدسات المسيحية واليهودية إلى أصحابها يُعتبر محاولة للإنحراف من منطق حل المسألة الأرمنية : Public Radio of Armenia

قرار الحكومة التركية حول إعادة المقدسات المسيحية واليهودية إلى أصحابها يُعتبر محاولة للإنحراف من منطق حل المسألة الأرمنية : Public Radio of Armenia

Majority of Europeans are from Armenia - genetic conformation | Armenia News - NEWS.am

Majority of Europeans are from Armenia - genetic conformation | Armenia News - NEWS.am