Hundreds of Kurdish political prisoners in Turkey have been on a hunger strike for 56 days. On Nov. 4, the Armenian Weekly editor conducted an interview with Bilgin Ayata about the reaction the hunger strike […]
Dr. Bilgin Ayata, Assistant Professor in Political Sociology, University of Basel, will give a lecture entitled “Quo Vadis Turkey? The Constitutional Referendum and Political Transformation in Turkey,” on April 6, at 7:30 p.m., at […]
NEW YORK—Registration is now open for the “Responsibility 2015” conference on March 13-15 at New York’s Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square. To register, visit either the conference website, or the conference registration page. “Responsibility 2015” marks the Armenian […]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—From the concept of worthy and unworthy victims to calls for reparations for the Armenian Genocide, the fifth Armenians and Progressive Politics conference saw journalists, academics, legal professionals and activists from across the globe […]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—A distinguished line-up of speakers from Armenia, Turkey, Europe, and the United States examined Turkey, the media, Turkish-Armenian relations, and genocide reparations at the Armenians and Progressive Politics (APP) conference held at the Massachusetts […]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—A distinguished line-up of speakers from Armenia, Turkey, Europe, and the United States will examine Turkey, the media, Turkish-Armenian relations, and genocide reparations at this month’s Armenians and Progressive Politics conference. With “The Road […]
Plenary will feature Noam Chomsky, David Barsamian CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Armenians and Progressive Politics (APP) conference returns to the Boston area this year with the theme, “The Road to Justice.” With discussions on Turkish politics, the […]
The Syrian Crisis, the Kurdish Issue, Turkish Minorities and Armenian factors to be examined during ANCA Grassroots “Western Armenia” Panel GLENDALE—On Saturday, November 30, a panel of international experts will gather at the Loews Hollywood […]
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan apologized today for the killings in Dersim (now Tunceli) from 1936-39. The apology on behalf of the Turkish Republic came on the heels of the release of […]
Journalists, political analysts, historians, and activists discuss the implications of the vote with the Armenian Weekly. On Sept. 12, Turkey voted in favor of constitutional amendments that could usher in an array of reforms and […]
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