It is amazing the lengths to which the Turkish government went to include Istanbul Armenian clergy and laymen in its propaganda campaign.
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2019 April 24 Special Issue
Community
Columns
Sustainability and the Flat Tax
The idea for an article about sustainability in the Republic of Armenia has been brewing in my head for some time now. It was to take the form of recommending that a Ministry of Sustainability be created.
Amulsar: Counter-Questions Raised
The recent success in Congress is plenty to crow about, but must not so consume us that we lose sight of other very important issues confronting Armenians.
An Hour with Claude Mutafian
Today I’d like to tell you about Armen (Claude) Mutafian, who I met in Paris.
Armenians Fly from Istanbul to N.Y. to Participate in Turkish Propaganda
It is amazing the lengths to which the Turkish government went to include Istanbul Armenian clergy and laymen in its propaganda campaign.
Three Apples: The Relic
Once there was and there was not … that place 100 years ago that my ancestors survived, where teenage boys were dressed as girls, young women married off to foreigners and infants given up to Kurds
Arts and Culture
Sports
Armenian Chess Team Beats Azerbaijan at European Championships
Armenia’s chess team beat Azerbaijan 2.5 to 1.5 in Round 8 of the 2019 European Team Championships.
National
Rep. Crenshaw Leads Call on State Dept., DC Police to Protect First Amendment Rights during Erdogan’s U.S. Visit
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) is calling on his Congressional colleagues to join him in asking the State Dept. and the DC Metropolitan Police to ensure the public’s right to assembly during Erdogan’s visit to DC next week
International
Turkey Lashes Out at U.S. on Armenian Genocide Vote
As was anticipated, official Ankara was furious with the results of Tuesday’s vote on the Armenian Genocide resolution and said on Wednesday that the vote would damage “critical” relations
