Catholicos Aram I: Turkey Must Reconcile with History

Remarking on the French Senate’s bill to criminalize the Armenian Genocide denial last, His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia, said that “France is opening the road for Turkey to correct its historical record.”

Benoît Scheen: “Orange in Armenia has same look and feel as in other European countries”

Benoît Scheen, Executive Vice President of FT Europe, has come to Armenia to get acquainted with Orange Armenia staff and with the results of Orange Armenia business activity for the year 2011.

Beirut-Armenian Gets Fined for Jaywalking in Goris; But There's No Traffic Lights

Last spring, the manager of a Goris hotel told the story about a Beirut-Armenian tourist getting fined by a local traffic cop for jaywalking.

Cops Use Force to Vacate Hayastan Supermarket

At this moment, members of the RA Police Department’s Organized Anti-Crime Unit have descended on the Hayastan supermarket owned by the Hayrapetyan Brothers Company and are trying to evict everyone inside.

Antelias Conference Underscores Growing Concerns of Christians in a Changing Islamic World

Against the backdrop of political transition now taking place in many countries of the Middle East and North Africa, the Armenian Catholicosate of Antelias is hosting a Christian-Islamic conference organized by the World Council of Churches.

Erdoğan Calls on Sarkozy to Remember His Ottoman Roots

In his rant against the French Senate’s passage of the genocide denial bill, Turkish Prime Minister Erdoğan has made mention of French President Sarkozy’s “Ottoman roots”.

20 Steps Turkey Could Take to Worsen Relations with France After Genocide Vote