80 Years On, Japan Struggles to Find Common Ground on Remembering WWII
Eighty years later, Japan is still deeply divided over how to remember World War II. Heated debates about history textbooks, ...
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Unraveling the Politics of Armenian Genocide Recognition: Navigating Regional Challenges in the Middle East
The recognition of the Armenian Genocide remains a contentious issue in the politics of the Middle East. Regional dynamics, including ...
Cyprus Takes a Stand: Advocating for Global Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
Cyprus has boldly reaffirmed its dedication to advocating for the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide, as emphasized in a ...
White House Skips ‘Genocide’ Acknowledgment on Armenian Genocide’s 110th Anniversary
On the momentous 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the White House chose not to use the term "genocide" in ...
Catholicos Karekin’s Powerful Easter Message: A Bold Stand Against Armenian Genocide Denial
During the poignant Easter Mass, Catholicos Karekin passionately condemned the ongoing denial of the Armenian Genocide. He called on the ...
Armenia Reflects on Pain and Loss: Commemorating the Anniversary of WWI Mass Murders
Armenia marked the anniversary of the World War I mass murders with profound sorrow, a poignant reminder of historical pain ...
Fifty Years Later: The Lingering Shadows of the Khmer Rouge’s Reign of Terror in Cambodia
Fifty years ago, the Khmer Rouge unleashed a reign of terror in Cambodia, resulting in the tragic loss of nearly ...
Unearthing the Dark Secrets: Syrians Reveal the Horrors of the Assad Era from Their Basements
In a chilling revival of the past, Syrians are unearthing haunting remnants of the Assad regime's brutal tactics concealed in ...
India and Russia Pledge to Strengthen Trade Relations Following High-Level Talks in Moscow
India and Russia have agreed to strengthen trade relations following a meeting between their foreign ministers in Moscow. Both nations...
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