Opinion: Existential threat to Armenia is imminent, real
109 years after the Armenian Genocide, the nation's survival as a democracy requires U.S. support.
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109 years after the Armenian Genocide, the nation's survival as a democracy requires U.S. support.
With the support of sections of the Greek community, a series of events have been planned nationwide by the Armenian Genocide Commemorative Committee as they call for both the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to recognise the genocide of 1915.
On 24 April 2021, the American President Joe Biden formally recognised the Armenian Genocide. It had only taken 106 y...
The president's decision to label Ottoman atrocities against ethnic Armenians a genocide will further strain already-tense relations, but what's it all about?
What Biden's genocide remark means to Turkey, and to Armenians By Pinar Sevinclidir U.S., Turkey at odds over Armenian genocide Istanbul — Turkey and the U.S. have once again found each other at odds after President Joe Biden's characterization of the Ottoman atrocities committed against ethnic Armenians more than 100 years ago as genocide. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called Mr. Biden's statement "baseless, unfair and untrue." Erdogan said the American leader's "wrong step" would hinder bilateral relations, and he hinted strongly at hypocrisy, urgi...