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Turkish Court Acquits Kurdish Filmmaker Over Screening of Armenian Genocide Film

A Turkish court has acquitted Kurdish filmmaker Rojhilat Aksoy, who was prosecuted on charges of “publicly insulting the Turkish nation and state institutions” after organizing a screening in Diyarbakir...
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Pashinyan Blames CSTO for Not Helping Armenia, Putin Reminds Him He Recognized Artsakh as Part of Azerbaijan in Prague in 2022

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Wednesday...
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Armenia Rejects Azerbaijan’s False Claim That Armenians Committed “Genocide” In 1918, Hopes Peace Ends Hate Speech

On March 31, 2026, Armenia rejected Azerbaijan’s latest fabricated claims that so-called “Armenian groups”...
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Zartonk Media Marks April As Armenian Heritage Month To Remember, Educate, Organize, And Mobilize

Zartonk Media has marked April as Armenian Heritage Month, a month-long initiative dedicated to...
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Turkey’s Government Media Regulator Revokes Açık Radyo’s License For Discussing The 1915 Armenian Genocide On Air, Accusing It Of “Inciting Hatred & Hostility Among...

Turkey's Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK), which is Turkey's broadcasting and streaming regulator, has canceled the broadcasting license of independent radio station Açık...

UEFA Opens Investigation Into Turkey’s Merih Demiral For Flashing Fascist, Racist Grey Wolves Insignia During Euro 2024 Goal Celebration Against Austria

UEFA, Europe's football governing body, has opened an investigation into Turkey's defender Merih Demiral for "alleged inappropriate behavior" after he displayed the hand gesture...

Turkey’s Merih Demiral Flashes Fascist Grey Wolves Insignia As He Celebrates Against Austria During Euro 2024 Match

Turkish centre-back Merih Demiral was seen flashing the insignia of the notorious, neo-fascist Grey Wolves organization after scoring a brace during the UEFA Euro...

Restoration Begins On 508-Year-Old St. Sarkis Armenian Church In Dikranagerd, With A Prayer Led By Constantinople Armenian Patriarch

Restoration work has finally begun on the 508-year-old St. Sarkis Armenian Church in Turkey's southeastern province of Diyarbekir, historically known to Armenians as Dikranagerd,...

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