Nixon praised Mikoyan “who had left in the United States many friends who admire him for his stamina and agility in expressing his views.”
New Biography Portrays Kirk Kerkorian as ‘The Greatest Deal Maker’
William Rempel, a veteran investigative reporter, just wrote a comprehensive biography of industrialist and philanthropist Kirk Kerkorian published by Harper Collins
Human Rights Watch Reports on Violations In Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey
Human Rights Watch issued last week its annual report that documented human rights violations during 2017 in more than 90 countries, including Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey
Righteous Turkish Professor Condemns Turkey’s Denial of the Armenian Genocide
On December 30, 2017, Cengiz Aktar, a prominent Turkish political scientist, journalist and writer, published a candid and compassionate article about the Armenian Genocide.
Yair Auron Requests Information From Israeli Government on Armenian Genocide
Prominent Israeli scholar Yair Auron filed an official request with Israel’s Foreign Ministry asking for all internal documents on agreements and commitments undertaken by Israel vis-a-vis the Genocide
President Trump Gets Slapped Twice In One Week at the United Nations
President Trump added two new major mistakes last month to the long list of misguided foreign and domestic policy decisions throughout the year.
Fifth Century Historian Describes Deplorable State of Armenian Society
A friend recently sent me an excerpt written in the 5th Century by historian Movses Khorenatsi in which he described the deplorable societal conditions in ancient Armenia.
Erdogan Embroiled In New $15 Million Financial Scandal
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power 14 years ago as a devout Muslim, announcing that he intended to eliminate corruption from Turkish politics.
Erdogan Keeps Alienating Everyone, Including Distinguished Foreign Scholars
Turkish President Erdogan is a ‘blessing’ to all those who are opposed to Turkish autocratic rule and massive violations of human rights.
Turkish PR Agent’s Father and Grandparents are Armenians
Last week I wrote a column about Ronn Torossian, President of 5W Public Relations firm in New York City, who had signed a contract for $60,000 to do PR work for the Republic of Turkey in the United State