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Turkey Slams U.S. Over Armenian Genocide Bill

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu denounced a U.S. congressional committee over the weekend for scheduling a vote on an Armenian genocide resolution, saying that its passage would seriously harm Turkey’s relations with both the United States and Armenia. >>>>>

Russia Sees More Progress In Karabakh Talks

Armenia and Azerbaijan are narrowing their differences over a resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict sought by international mediators, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said over the weekend. >>>>>

Armenian Coalition, Opposition Divided Over Ombudsman

Representatives of Armenia’s main pro-government and opposition forces gave on Monday differing assessments of the state human rights ombudsman Armen Harutiunian’s four-year track record in office. >>>>>

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“Zhamanak” says the decision by the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee to schedule a vote on the Armenian genocide resolution is a sign of Washington’s anger with Ankara’s reluctance to ratify the Turkish-Armenian protocols. >>>>>

U.S. House Panel Schedules Vote On Armenian Genocide Bill

A key committee of the U.S. House of Representatives will vote early next month on a resolution urging President Barack Obama to describe the 1915 mass killings and deportations of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as genocide, Armenian-American leaders said on Friday. >>>>>

Armenian Police See ‘Numerous’ Corruption Cases

The Armenian police on Friday reported a 40 percent surge in the number of corruption-related prosecutions carried out last year and pledged to further toughen their declared fight against graft. >>>>>

Armenian Rights Activist Acquitted

An Armenian human rights activist who spent more than four months in prison last year was acquitted on Friday of highly controversial charges that were leveled against him. >>>>>

U.S. Pressure ‘Essential’ For Turkish-Armenian Normalization

Stronger U.S. pressure on Turkey is essential for salvaging its fence-mending agreements with Armenia and the administration of President Barack Obama understands that, according to a renowned U.S. scholar who was actively involved in Turkish-Armenian reconciliation initiatives. >>>>>

 

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The Laleli market in Istanbul, Turkey is a place were historical hatreds and animosities don't seem to matter. Immigrants from all over the former Soviet Union come sell their wares at the market enjoy each other's company, and seem thankful that in Turkey they can earn enough money to feed their families.

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