Armenia News Items

Turkey expects to seal deal with Armenia, doubts emerge

 Turkey expects historic accords to normalize ties with Armenia to be signed on Saturday in Switzerland in a step towards ending a century of hostility, senior Turkish government sources said on Wednesday.

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Barack Obama's trip to Turkey earlier this month was aimed at strengthening US-Turkey ties, but many Armenian-Americans also hoped for a fulfillment of a campaign promise, namely the recognition of the massacre of millions of Armenians in 1915 as a genocide. They were sorely disappointed as President Obama softened his language choosing instead to use euphemisms and staying clear from using the term "genocide."

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President Obama is not likely to recognize the Armenian genocide on April 24 as was hoped for by Armenian-Americans in order, he stated, "to allow  the process of Turkish-Armenian reconciliation to continue".

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 Genocide remembrance letter  "Cexaspanutium"

 

 

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