Ed Tashji, American-born son of Ottoman-Armenian and Ottoman-Syrian Orthodox parents, has devoted his whole adult life to defending Turkey and Turkish culture against unrelenting defamation campaigns launched by the anti-Turkish lobbies in the United States. His autobiograpy, “Armenian...
The highest court in Europe, the European Court of Human Rights issued a milestone of a verdict on October 15, 2015, that will resonate for decades to come. The ECHR’s Grand Chamber ruled that Armenian genocide is an opinion, not a court verdict, as such it can be rejected and that would...
Several factors have played important roles in reigniting the passions leading to the 44-day war of liberation: 1- The perpetual ineptness and failure of the OSCE-Minsk group to come up with a solution to the conflict; 2- The belligerent rhetoric of the prime minister of Armenia, Nikol...
On 26th February, 1992 Armenian armed groups attacked the Azerbaijani town of Khojaly and in one night torturously massacred more than 613 innocent civilian people, including women, children, and babies. More than 480 were wounded and 1200 people were taken hostage. Khojaly town was...
“…Most of those who maintain that Armenian deaths were premeditated and so constitute genocide base their argument on three pillars: the actions of Turkish military courts of 1919-1920, which convicted officials of the young Turk government of organizing massacres of Armenians; the role...
