In recent years, it has become somewhat fashionable to pooh-pooh, demean, argue against, or perceive conspiracies in efforts to obtain recognition of the Genocide by the United States.
A Mish–Mosh
This piece is combination of five utterly non-interrelated paragraphs presenting five items that have “assaulted” my consciousness over the last few days.
Did Erdogan Finally Lose?
You might wonder what Erdoğan has to whine and complain about. He wasn’t running for office. It was not an election for parliament (the next one is scheduled for 2023) where his AKP still holds 291 of 600 seats
Georgia on My Mind
With apologies to Ray Charles for using the title of his song, I have to confess that I, too, have Georgia on my mind. Of course, it’s a different Georgia, not the one in the U.S., but the one north of Armenia
Common Sense in Artsakh Negotiations
We may be on the cusp of getting some good news regarding resolution of the Artsakh “frozen conflict” (as miscellaneous observers like to refer to this part of our national liberation struggle).
Post Patriarch Passing Progress Possible
As you already know, the Armenian Patriarch of Bolis (Constantinople, Istanbul), Mesrob Mutafian died about a week ago at the age of 62.
Dropping Down Into Disappointment?
About two weeks ago, Mkhitar Hairapetyan was in the Los Angeles area and spoke at a public session held at the Armenian society of Los Angeles.
Preening and Primping for President in 2020
In case you hadn’t noticed, the 2020 U.S.A. presidential election has commenced in earnest. Possibly, you had even noticed that it began almost immediately after the 2016 election.
Prophetic Death?
Tahir Elçi was killed by a single billet to the back of his head on November 28, 2015. He was the president of the Diyarbekir Bar Association and a staunch supporter of Armenian concerns
Are There Any Turks in Turkey?
I’ve wanted to write this piece for a long time, but there’s a set of information that would make it more complete which I have not been able to find (more on this later).