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Paul Cézanne: Apples and Oranges, circa 1899 On June 24, 2019, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum issued a formal statement that it unequivocally rejects the efforts to create analogies between the Holocaust and other events, whether historical or c…

Representational Image. PHOTO: FILE YEREVAN: An Armenian man has been arrested for releasing “false information” on Facebook claiming the country’s prime minister had congratulated Donald Trump for killing Iran’s top general, the security service said Monda…

The impeachment of Donald J. Trump has everything to do with the question of how much power the president of the United States should wield. Its a constitutional crisis that has been building for years. There is little hope that it will be resolved any time s…

ANKARA-Anadolu Agency Despite the personal rapport often shared by their leaders, Turkey and the U.S. are currently at odds over a number of issues, but the U.S. interest in bases on Turkish soil endures, according to a foreign policy analyst. The U.S. Cong…

WASHINGTON – In a rare show of bipartisan unity, Republicans and Democrats are planning to try to force President Donald Trump to take a more active stand on human rights in China, preparing veto-proof legislation that would punish top Chinese officials for d…

The Windows 10 version 2004 Feature Update is expected to be released in the Spring of 2020 and it comes with a long list of improvements and new features. Unlike the November 2019 Update, which was more like a service pack, Windows 10 2004 aims to bring new…

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration is trying to protect Turkey from new U.S. sanctions and is seeking to get the full Senate to reject a bill that would punish Turkey for its purchase of Russian military equipment and for its attack on the Kurds in Syria. …

N. Murat Ersavac Must Turkey always stand alone in the world? It has been a member of NATO for nearly 60 years, but on many issues, it looks to many Turks as if it is on its own. That feeling has, of course, been reinforced in the last 15 years…

Richard Mudariki, “The Passover” (2011) (photo Hrag Vartanian/Hyperallergic) This year’s crop of art exhibitions were more diverse than ever, which made picking our top 15 favorites difficult (we added three honorable mentions), but we asked some staff membe…

WASHINGTONCongress officially acknowledged last week that the Ottoman Empires 1915 slaughter of an estimated 1.5 million Armenians, and the forced deportation of nearly half a million others, constituted genocide. Turkey protested, with a spokesman for Presi…