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    Access Denied? Many Claim European Court Reforms Actually Restrictive
    Access Denied? Many Claim European Court Reforms Actually Restrictive March 2, 2010

    After Interlaken ECHR Will Resemble Kafka’s
    “The Castle”


    On February 18-19, in the Swiss city of Interlaken, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers met to devise ways to reform the overburdened European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).


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    Commentary: Bridging the Diaspora – Armenia Gap
    Commentary: Bridging the Diaspora – Armenia Gap March 2, 2010

    It’s the people of the RoA who suffer from “strained relations”

    There’s a conference taking place in Washington D.C. these days on the state of Diaspora-Armenia relations during the past twenty years since independence. Now that’s a pretty big bite to chew off and digest in a few days, but I wish them success. This meeting of the minds...


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    Turkish-American Groups Protest CBS Genocide Broadcast
    Turkish-American Groups Protest CBS Genocide Broadcast March 2, 2010

    In response to the CBS 60 Minutes broadcast of “Battle Over History”, a program that delved into the history of the 1915 Genocide, two Turkish organizations have sent protest letters to CBS executives. The Federation of Turkish-American Associations and the Assembly of Turkish-American Associations have also launched a letter writing and e-mail campaign to display their displeasure with the CBS program...


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    Dilijan Deforestation: Are Officials Turning a Blind Eye to Illegal Cutting of Trees?
    Dilijan Deforestation: Are Officials Turning a Blind Eye to Illegal Cutting of Trees? February 26, 2010

    Mariam Sukhudyan and Friends Stumble on Some Disturbing Evidence in Forest

    On February 20, a group of young people travelled to Dilijan for a hike in the woods. Upon entering the forest they heard a familiar but unwelcome sound. “We had just started to hike when we heard the sound of an electric chainsaw. It seemed like there were several saws going off from...


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    Azerbaijan Defense Minister Issues War Threat
    Azerbaijan Defense Minister Issues War Threat February 26, 2010

    According to Financial Times.com, Safar Abiyev, Azerbaijan’s defense minister, told Gabriel Keller, the French Ambassador to Baku, on Thursday, that foreign diplomats had failed to negotiate a resolution of the Karabakh conflict and that Azerbaijan’s patience was wearing thin. “Azerbaijan cannot wait another 15 years. Now it is up to the military and the risk is getting closer. If the Armenian occupiers do not withdraw from Azerbaijan’s land the outbreak...


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    Proposal to Create a Framework Uniting Diaspora Armenians
    February 25, 2010

    By Harut Sassounian

    Armenians are great believers in national unity. Actually, they are obsessed with it. Yet, despite all the talk about unifying the Armenian people, writing fiery poems and singing patriotic songs about the benefits of unity, this most cherished dream remains elusive. Examples of failed attempts at unity are aplenty. Even in perilous times, Armenians have remained at odds and...


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