Tag: Armenia
The Phony Anti-Defamation League’s Genocide Legislation
America’s future leaders should not serve as guinea pigs just so the ADL can advance its political agenda with dubious legislation.
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Pan-Armenian Games Carry Message of Peace, Not War
The world should reject anti-Armenian propaganda and join Artsakh in promoting mutual understanding and tolerance between Armenians and Azerbaijanis.
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The 2019 Pan-Armenian Games Have Dimmed Prospects for Peace
By holding the Pan-Armenian Games in Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed region of former Soviet states, Armenia has threatened the tenuous peace in the area.
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Hypocritical Jewish Organizations and the Armenian Genocide
Shamefully, leading Jewish organizations have long diminished or denied the 1915–23 genocide Turkey committed against 1.5 million Christian Armenians.
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Blundering American Ambassadors Unmask the War on Terror
American officials downplay how “allies” such as Turkey and Saudi Arabia support terrorists lest the US government’s support of terrorism also be exposed.
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Putting Corruption at the Forefront of Armenian Reform
Will the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) continue to value the status quo, or will it take part in the value unleashed in the power of the people in seeking change and a brighter future?
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Armenia’s People-Power Revolution, Russia, and the Western Bloc
Armenia’s populace simply wants Armenia to become stronger and more self-confident in every way—for Armenians’ own sake and so that Russia treats it equitably. This is neither anti-Russian nor pro-Western Bloc. It’s just the right thing to do.
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State Lawmakers’ support for Azerbaijan Encouraged Last Month’s Anti-Armenian War Crimes
American public servants should stop emboldening Azerbaijan’s bloody regime.
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Recognize the Genocide that Happened—and the One Now Beginning
The United States, Europe, and their partners must officially recognize the Mountainous Karabagh Republic within its constitutional frontiers.
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Turkey: From “zero problems” to “precious loneliness”
Turkey implemented a “zero problems with neighbors” policy in 2004, but now seems to have become neighborless.
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The Football Player Who Killed ‘Football Diplomacy’
‘Football diplomacy’ was obliterated by Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Armenia: The Genocide Controversy
Armenians seek a formal acknowledgement by the Turkish government that the killings that occurred in 1915 should be regarded as “genocide”.
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The Ever-Thorny Azerbaijani-Armenian Dossier: A Territorial Dispute With Broad Regional Implications
As Armenia and Azerbaijan’s hands remain on the trigger, it could well be the region that stands to get caught in the cross-fire.
Read MoreRussia’s Main Strategy for the Nagorno-Karabakh Issue
Armenian society is in certain confusion, but it will surely embrace acceptance of the initiative of the European Union and NATO.
Read MoreThe Strategic Culture of Authoritarian Regimes: Mountainous Karabakh Conflict in the Limelight
The case of Mountainous Karabakh is indeed unique, but the quest for viable peace is not.
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Turkish False Flags and the Invasion That Almost Was
New provocations, including ‘false flags,’ by Turkey and NATO cannot be ruled out.
Read MoreTwenty Years of Karabakh Armistice: No Peace, No Trust
Why does Azerbaijan avoid negotiations with Nagorno Karabakh?
Read MoreArmenian Grievances, Turkey, United States and 1915
From the Armenian perspective seeking redress for the 1915 genocide, is the recent show of American governmental support helpful or not?
Read MoreThe Anti-Defamation League’s Deceit Helps Sink a Judgeship
The ADL professes to defend the human rights of all ethnic groups and yet tries to prevent recognition of the Armenian genocide.
Read MoreThe Unsustainable European Policy towards the South Caucasus
The signs of the unsustainability of the European appeasement policy towards South Caucasus are gathering fast, and unless the OSCE and the other involved parties make a radical change, the situation in the region will deteriorate rapidly.
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