denial of Armenian Genocide
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Ankara remains isolated despite French no to genocide bill
By Carsten Hoffmann Feb 29, 2012, 16:53 GMT Istanbul – The Turkish government has hailed the French Constitutional Council’s striking down of a draft law […]
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‘French business interested in Azerbaijan and Turkey more than in Armenia’
News.Az interviews Ruslan Kostyuk, doctor of historical science, professor of the International Relations Faculty of the St.Petersburg State University. Can you predict the decision of […]
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Turkey may have banned dead French soldiers’ flight over Armenian genocide law
in FranceBy RFI Turkey may have banned the flight repatriating the bodies of four French soldiers killed in Afghanistan from crossing its air space in retaliation […]
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Is Europe setting up clash between Muslims and the West?
in EuropeEditor’s note: Mohammed Ayoob is University Distinguished Professor of International Relations at Michigan State University and adjunct scholar at the Institute for Social Policy and […]
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Analysts say Turkey unwise on Armenia law reaction
Turkey’s attempts to intimidate France over the question of the Armenian genocide is bound to backfire, analysts said as the 100th anniversary of the bloodshed […]
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Clinton sidesteps dispute between Turkey and France over genocide legislation
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday sidestepped a delicate dispute between two allies over the World War I-era killing of Armenians […]
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Ankara remains isolated despite French no to genocide bill
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‘French business interested in Azerbaijan and Turkey more than in Armenia’
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Turkey may have banned dead French soldiers’ flight over Armenian genocide law
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Is Europe setting up clash between Muslims and the West?
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Analysts say Turkey unwise on Armenia law reaction
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Clinton sidesteps dispute between Turkey and France over genocide legislation