Month: April 2009

Oshagan: Our Weapon is Our Intellectual Strength

On April 5, in the auspices of the ARF Bureau’s offices in Yerevan, the Central Executive of Armenia’s ARF Youth…

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Crisis Group Issues Blueprint for Further Crisis

The International Crisis Group, a think tank that dispenses suggestions on conflict resolutions around the world, issued a report April…

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Lecture and Course on Ethnic Separatist Movements in the Caucasus (New Brunswick, N.J.)

FALL 2009 * COURSE: ‘CONFLICT IN CAUCASUS.’ The Rutgers University Armenian Studies Program will sponsor a course for the first…

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Turkey Prevails in Round 1, Kicks off Round 2 of Tricks on Armenia

Turkey brilliantly accomplished its objectives in the first round of negotiations ostensibly to open the border with Armenia. Ever since…

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Manoyan: Dialogue with Turkey Could Hurt Armenia

YEREVAN (Combined Sources)—Dialogue with Turkey could hurt Armenia, said ARF political director Giro Manoyan on April 13 during a press…

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ANCA Endowment Fund Responds to CREW Allegations

WASHINGTON—The ANCA Endowment Fund on April 14 released the following statement to its donors and the general public regarding ill-informed,…

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Beyond US Recognition of the Armenian Genocide

For years, the U.S. Department of State has urged Presidents and Congress not to recognize the Armenian Genocide. Many reasons…

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Melkonian Alumni Call for AGBU to Reopen Melkonian School

Establish Central Coordinating Committee GENEVA— Representatives of the worldwide Melkonian Alumni Association met in Geneva earlier this year and reiterated…

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