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ANKARA- Anadolu Agency Those who stir trouble with the so-called Armenian genocide allegations, particularly France, have "no concern about the truth," Turkey's president said on April 24. "When we dig deeper into genocides, massacres, and human rights viol…

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is challenging nations who label the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks as genocide, saying they should inspect Turkey's Ottoman-era archives and "we have nothing to hide." Marking April 24, 1915, considered th…

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is challenging nations who label the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks as genocide, saying they should inspect Turkey’s Ottoman-era archives and “we have nothing to hide.” Marking April 24,…

Published: 5:45pm, 24 Apr, 2019 Updated: 5:45pm, 24 Apr, 2019

France is marking its first "national day of commemoration of the Armenian genocide" on Wednesday, fulfilling a pledge by President Emmanuel Macron that has angered the Turkish government. Macron announced the commemoration at a meeting with representative…

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YEREVAN, ArmeniaWalking atop Tsitsernakaberd Hill overlooking the Armenian capital of Yerevan, one can see the striking similarities to Jerusalem. The view resembles that from Yad Vashem, the main Israeli memorial site that honors and commemorates the 6 milli…

"As a result of the Jewish lobby's recommendations, the Young Turks government removed Armenians from Anatolia in 1915. Hence, the economy of the country was left in the hands of Jewish capital." - Ekrem Bura Ekinci of The Daily Sabah Turkish newspaper, Octob…

While Turkey has long fought the recognition of the Armenian genocide internationally, the situation under Erdoan's Islamist ideology has led him into an alliance with the international Muslim Brotherhood and its American affiliates.  This has given Turkish p…

In the spring of 1915, college student Hagop Abadjian left school to escape conscription into the Ottoman military and embarked on a journey that led him back to Musa Dagh, the mountain in Turkey that was his home. A half-century later, Hagop recounted this t…