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Diyarbakir Armenians Celebrate Easter Under Lockdown
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey—Armenians in Diyarbakir celebrated Easter at home today amid the coronavirus lockdown, continuing—at a distance—a tradition that has brought…
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Word Atrocities: Of Little Phrases and Great Crimes
Like the genocide of the Armenians before it, and the genocide of the Cambodians which followed it—and like too many…
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Bizarre Court Verdict: French-Armenian Guilty of Defaming Turkish Denialist
The Empire Strikes Back, not in a science fiction movie, but in a French court! For several years, the French-Armenian…
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Groundbreaking Conference Confronts Genocide in Diyarbakir
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (A.W.)—The city that only a few weeks ago hosted several thousand Armenians during the opening of the Surp…
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Not Even a Handshake: Erdogan Spins ‘Freakish’ Debacle in Kars
A giant 100-foot-long stone statue, located in Kars, Turkey, about 30 miles from the Armenian border, rubbed Turkish Prime Minister…
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Detailed Report: The Mass in Akhtamar, and What’s Next
VAN (A.W.)–“Victory is in the realization of mad men’s dream…” This, written in big Armenian letters along with a photo…
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Opinion
Mouradian: Decoding Turkey’s ‘Yes’ to Constitutional Amendments
Journalists, political analysts, historians, and activists discuss the implications of the vote with the Armenian Weekly. On Sept. 12, Turkey…
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Gunaysu: Silenced but Resilient: A Groundbreaking Panel Discussion in Istanbul
It was an unusually hot and very exciting day. It would be the first time that critics of Turkish intellectuals’…
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Ismail Besikci Is Being Tried Once More
The following is a statement issued by the Ankara Freedom of Thought Initiative (AFTI) in support of Ismail Besikci, recently…
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Minutes of Ankara Symposium on Genocide, Consequences
ANKARA, Turkey (A.W.)—On April 24, as genocide commemoration events were being held one after the other in different locations in…
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