The Turkish newspaper Hurriyet recently reported that the historic Surp Asdvadzadzin (Mother Mary/Meryem Ana) Armenian church in the city of…
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Special for the Armenian Weekly Yet another plague has recently shaken Turkey: the purges of academics from Turkish universities. According…
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The consequences of the July 15, 2016, coup attempt have been top news items in the Turkish media for months.…
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Turkish authorities have removed an Assyrian sculpture from a public square in front of the local council building in Diyarbakir.…
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Special for the Armenian Weekly In a short TV report, the local “Samsun Haber TV” station (samsunhaber.tc) recently covered the Armenian…
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ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Istanbul-based bilingual Armenian weekly newspaper AGOS was recently targeted by Goksel Gulbey, the head of the Turkish ASIMDER…
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Yet another example of intolerance has taken place in the southeastern Turkish city of Sanliurfa (Urfa)—the historic Assyrian Church of…
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Jews in Istanbul Threatened, This Time by Public Advertisements Special for the Armenian Weekly “One day you wake up and…
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Racist attacks against the bilingual Armenian weekly newspaper, Agos, as well as against Armenian schools, are increasingly widespread in Turkey.…
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Special for the Armenian Weekly Warning: This article includes graphic images some readers may find disturbing Alevi Community Leader…
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