On this day, we remember the innocent victims of the Massacres of Amida (Άμιδα, Turkish:…
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On September 14 each year, Greek communities worldwide commemorate the Greeks of Asia Minor who…
Pontus (Pontos), an ancient Greek word for “sea”, refers to the Black Sea and the…
The tale of two stories, both nearly 100 years apart, and both are being celebrated…
Azerbaijani officials have used Greek Independence Day celebrations in Baku as an opportunity to propagate…
35 years ago, in the industrial city of Sumgait in Azerbaijan, a casual February 26…
April 24th is the day the world commemorates the Armenian Genocide committed by Turks in…
The tale of two stories, both nearly 100 years apart, and both are being celebrated…
Erdoğan’s officials continue attacking Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou due to what she recently stated at…
The current population of Turkey is about 80 million, but Christians and Jews only comprise…
Hundreds of Armenians marched to the Turkish Embassy in Athens on the first anniversary of…
On this day, we remember the innocent victims of the Massacres of Amida (Άμιδα, Turkish:…
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, is reportedly scheduled to meet US President Joe Biden at the…
On September 14 each year, Greek communities worldwide commemorate the Greeks of Asia Minor who…
September 6-7, 1955: Turkey’s Kristallnacht By Uzay Bulut September 6, 1955, started just like any other…
It is estimated about 1.5 million Armenians, 900,000 Greeks, and up to 400,000 Christian Assyrians, were killed in the Armenian genocide – referred to by historians as a premeditated and systematic campaign to exterminate an entire people.
More than a century after the Ottoman Empire murdered around 1.5 million Armenians, President of…
On this day, we remember the innocent victims of the Massacres of Amida (Άμιδα, Turkish:…
In what will come of little surprise, Greeks, Armenians and Christians were among the most…
Going viral on social media is a sign wrapped around a statue of Turkey’s founding…
