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Armenia-Belarus Friction Gaining Momentum (By Eduard Abrahamyan)

  Amidst intensifying tensions with Russia (see EDM, February 6, 14), Belarus’s relations with another erstwhile ally, Armenia, are also deteriorating. Even though, Armenia and Belarus are both members of the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty...

February 25, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Caucasus 
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Lessons Learnt from an Adult Education Reconciliation Project between Turkey and Armenia (By Matthias Klingenberg & Vanya Ivanova)

From August 2009 to December 2016 DVV International and its local partners conducted a Turkish-Armenian dialogue project with 3 phases:  Learning to Listen from August 2009 – February 2011; Speaking to One Another from June 2011 – February 2013 and Acting...

February 15, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Opinion 
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Armenian Involvement in the 1925-1946 Kurdish Rebellions in Republican Turkey: Trying to Map the Origins of “Hidden Armenians (By Garabet Krikor Moumdjian)

(Note: The research below is a first draft of a paper that is being edited for academic publication) Abstract: The history of Armenian-Kurdish relations extends over centuries. In the 1800’s, Armenians were involved in the Kurdish rebellions in Kurdistan...

January 26, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Kurdish affairs 
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Dawud Pasha and Ottoman Mount Lebanon (By Bedros Torossian)

Introduction: To begin with, the establishment of the Mutasarrifiyya in Ottoman Mount Lebanon during the year 1861 was of great significance. It was introduced in the light of large number of reforms that were taking place within the Ottoman territories...

January 24, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Lebanon  Turkey: domestic and foreign affairs 
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Foundations of non-Muslim Communities: The Last Object of Confiscation (By Sait Çetinoğlu)

Non-Muslim Foundations in Turkey have been facing a huge amount of problems. These problems are a systematic part of the disturbance, suppression, and expulsion of non-Muslims.With the ruling of the general legal committee of the Supreme Court of Appeals...

January 19, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Turkey: domestic and foreign affairs 
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Activism and Motherhood (By Lara Aharonian)

Growing up in an Armenian diasporan community in the Middle East, one learns very early in life that activism and volunteerism is an important part of your life and your identity. I learned it from my grandparents, and later on from my parents, that...

January 17, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Gender and sexuality studies 
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The Rise and Decline of the Ottoman Armenian Amira Class (By Bedros Torossian)

Introduction The Armenians were one of the millets of the Ottoman Empire. Identifying their exact number is difficult, but according to records from the Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople, there were approximately 3,000,000 Armenians living within...

January 15, 2017    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Turkey: domestic and foreign affairs 
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Armenia: Caught between a Rock and a Hard Place (By Eugene Kogan)

Armenia remains in a precarious position. It is dependent on Russia and has nowhere else to turn, but at the same time Russia is supplying arms to Armenia’s arch-enemy Azerbaijan. In addition, the four-day war in Nagorno-Karabakh in April 2016...

December 30, 2016    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Caucasus 
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Pakistan-Armenia Friction Has Intensified (By Eduard Abrahamyan)

Joint press statement with Azerbaijan's President, Ilham Aliyev (right) during the visit of Pakistan's Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif (left) (source: Apa.az) The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Karabakh province, which has simmered since...

December 17, 2016    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Caucasus 
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Glimpses of Ararat from the Other Side: A Turk in Armenia (By Ertugrul Yilmaz)

It began four years ago. After another April 24th, I decided to find an Armenian friend online to understand how the other side perceives the Armenian Genocide. It was just after I watched the Armenian Genocide commemoration in Yerevan. I talked about...

December 6, 2016    Posted In  Armenian Genocide, Diaspora and Republic  Turkey: domestic and foreign affairs 
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