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23 April 2015 • 17:32 AMT
Armenian Genocide victims canonized in Holy Etchmiadzin

“Our people have created their path to ascent through sacrifice, struggle, efforts to voice their righteous case,” Karekin II said.

23 April 2015 • 16:40 AMT
Brussels hosts annual CORLEAP meeting

“EU needs to give all its support to the initiatives of joint interest as a way to strengthen cooperation,” the EURONEST co-president said.

23 April 2015 • 14:53 AMT
Azeri atrocities in Artsakh another genocide attempt: Baroness Cox

“I’m deeply sad that I am a member of the Parliament of UK whose Government today refuses to recognize the Genocide,” Baroness Cox said.

23 April 2015 • 14:50 AMT
Xbox One users to soon power on the console using smartphones

As part of May’s Xbox update, Microsoft will add the ability to turn the console on and off using the SmartGlass app.

23 April 2015 • 14:28 AMT
Catholicos Aram I brings relics of Genocide victims to Armenia

Aram I has arrived in Yerevan to participate in a service canonizing up to 1.5 million Armenians massacred in the Ottoman Empire.

23 April 2015 • 14:02 AMT
PACE adopts declaration on Armenian Genocide

“Genocide is an unconceivable crime for a society which is founded on tolerance and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms,” the declaration said.

23 April 2015 • 13:46 AMT
U.S. military to use cyberwarfare as option in conflicts with enemies

“One of the things we need to do is have that dialogue,” said Carter, who has long been entrenched in cybersecurity issues.

23 April 2015 • 13:21 AMT
Economic recovery arrives in 19 countries sharing euro: ECB official

For the time being, however, the recovery is still “insufficient and somewhat unequally spread from country to country,” Coeure cautioned.

23 April 2015 • 13:16 AMT
New CoE sub-committee to deal with ‘frozen conflicts’ to be formed

It will deal with conflicts where active armed conflict is at an end, but no peace treaty has been signed which satisfies all the combatants.

23 April 2015 • 13:05 AMT
Deutsche Bank fined $2.5bn for trying to manipulate interest rates

Deutsche Bank has been fined $2.5bn by U.S. and UK regulators for trying to manipulate interest rates, BBC News reports.

23 April 2015 • 12:44 AMT
Evacuations ordered as Chile’s Calbuco volcano erupts

Alejandro Verges, an emergency director for the region, said Calbuco had not been under any special form of observation.

23 April 2015 • 10:44 AMT
Willem de Kooning work on paper may sell for $700,000

The unframed work is one of more than 1,000 premium lots scheduled to come up for bid, all pulled from prominent local estates and collections.

23 April 2015 • 10:42 AMT
Hearing for Russian opposition leader Navalny postponed

The district court delayed the hearing until May 13 after Navalny argued that he has not been served the court papers.

23 April 2015 • 10:35 AMT
Armenian Genocide centenary marked on Capitol Hill

“Whether the Armenian Genocide happened is not a matter of opinion — it is established fact,” said Congressman Dold.

23 April 2015 • 10:19 AMT
Scientists say 143 million Americans live in earthquake zones

The new report also calculated the potential financial loss from damages to buildings like schools, hospitals and fire stations.

23 April 2015 • 10:11 AMT
Toyota keeps world’s biggest automaker title with Q1 sales

Toyota, among other major automakers, has been struggling to recover a reputation for safety after the recall of millions of cars.

23 April 2015 • 10:04 AMT
40 dead in Islamic State-rebel clashes in Syria

IS had already cut off one route and aimed to take more to “suffocate” the rebels, the Syrian Observatory said.

23 April 2015 • 09:42 AMT
Azeris continue ceasefire violations, mortars, grenade launchers used

Over 150 instances of ceasefire violation by Azerbaijani troops were reported at the line of contact on the night of April 23.

23 April 2015 • 09:12 AMT
Campaign launches to promote female candidate to lead UN

The campaign aims primarily at UN ambassadors from China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

23 April 2015 • 08:21 AMT
5 terror attacks foiled in France since Charlie Hebdo massacre: PM

France stepped up security following attacks on Charlie Hebdo magazine and a Jewish supermarket in January.

23 April 2015 • 08:09 AMT
Helsinki Commission to hold hearing on Armenian Genocide

“The government of Turkey continues to deny the genocide and actively punishes those who recognize it,” the statement says.

23 April 2015 • 08:03 AMT
FIDH urges Turkey to cease policy of denial, meet reparations cost

In the manifesto, the organizations call on Turkey to work towards a normalization of its relations with Armenia, without preconditions.

23 April 2015 • 07:57 AMT
Saudi-led coalition bombs Yemen despite air campaign cancellation

The hostilities illustrated how difficult it will be to find a political solution to a war stirring animosities between rival Gulf powers.

23 April 2015 • 07:35 AMT
Facebook update makes friends more prominent

From now on, a video or news article that a friend has ‘liked’ will appear lower in your News Feed, while status updates and images will take priority.

23 April 2015 • 07:34 AMT
Turkey stops plane, prevents Bosnian Serb leader’s trip to Armenia

Earlier this month Dodik submitted to the Republika Srpska’s parliament a declaration recognizing the massacres as a genocide.

23 April 2015 • 07:21 AMT
Flaw exposes iOS users to data theft

The problem has been traced back to open source code library AFNetworking’s version 2.5.1, which was released in January.

23 April 2015 • 07:16 AMT
ANC Austria hails Genocide declaration as Turkey recalls envoy

“We very much hope that Germany as well, will shift its stance and officially recognize the Armenian Genocide,” Karampetian said.

23 April 2015 • 06:55 AMT
Excitement builds ahead of public opening of new Whitney Museum

The NYT architecture critic described the Meatpacking District facility as “an implicit extension of the High Line—a perch to see and be seen”.

23 April 2015 • 06:37 AMT
Important Pablo Picasso ceramics among highlights at Bonhams sale

Profoundly inspired by the bright palette of the Mediterranean landscape, Picasso began making ceramics in the South of France in the late 1940s.

23 April 2015 • 06:26 AMT
California bill calls for divestment from Turkish government

Nazarian and Achadjian also co-authored an op-ed, in which they called for U.S. recognition of the Armenian Genocide.