Search Results for ""

Baku to blacklist companies doing business in Artsakh
Baku Tortured and Killed Armenian, Human Rights Court Rules
Baku unable to assess important aspects of Karabakh conflict, says former Russian co-chair
Baku uses UN pulpit to attack Armenia
Baku warns attack on Stepanakert as Azeris target civilians in Artsakh
Baku’s arms buildup "a serious threat"
Baku’s non-constructive behavior jeopardizes Karabakh talks, says Armenian Foreign Minister
Baku’s Push to Deepen Crisis in Artsakh Does Not Contribute to Peace, Mirzoyan Says
Baku’s role seen in Karabakh businessman’s arrest
Baku’s use of human shields affects Karabakh peace, says Yerevan
Baku, Ankara talk military cooperation
Balakian awarded Spendlove Prize for Social Justice
Balakian calls on Israel to rethink Armenian Genocide denial policy
On October 19, Tablet Magazine published an article by Prof. Peter Balakian on the importance of Israel's recognition of the Armenian Genocide.
Balakian presents his books in Yerevan
A prominent Armenian American writer visiting Armenia to attend a major international conference on genocide has presented his books published recently in the United States, some of which deal with the Armenian Genocide of 1915.
Balakian receives his Pulitzer prize
Balakian, Nasri and Zaki recieve Armenian Presidential award
Balakian: Hrant Dink's legacy
The article below is based on a speech delivered by Prof. Peter Balakian during a panel discussion on the legacy of Hrant Dink held at MIT on Feb. 1, 2009.
Balakian: Obama has taken the cause further
Peter Baker's article, "Obama Marks Genocide Without Saying the Word" (New York Times, April 24, 2010), like most of the media's coverage of President Barack Obama's April 24 commemoration of the Armenian Genocide...
Ballet dedicated to Armenian Genocide wins Emmy Award
Ban Ki-moon calls for removal of snipers from Nagorno Karabakh borders
NEW YORK (Aysor)-United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for the removal of snipers along both sides of the Karabakh "line-of-contact" separating the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and Azerbaijan.