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16 April 2015 • 11:57 AMT
Turkey slams European Parliament over Genocide resolution

“The European Parliament is known for contriving obstacles to the development of Turkey-EU relations,” Turkish Foreign Ministry said.

16 April 2015 • 11:28 AMT
U.S. might pass on Canakkale 100th anniversary events: envoy

Robert Cekuta recalled that the U.S. was not involved in World War I at the time the Canakkale events took place.

16 April 2015 • 11:00 AMT
VivaCell-MTS General Manager gives lecture for Yerevan school students

As part of Business with a Mission” project, Yirikian has already delivered a number of lectures at educational institutions.

16 April 2015 • 10:53 AMT
Turkey angered by Copenhagen Genocide sculpture

The city’s deputy mayor for culture, the Danish People’s Party’s Carl Christian Ebbesen, said Turkey should stay out of local decisions.

16 April 2015 • 10:46 AMT
Washington hosts conference on violence against minorities

“This complex issue holds clear implications for the conflict over Karabakh, and others in the Caucasus,” Greg Sarkissian said.

16 April 2015 • 10:22 AMT
New street photography book on post-Genocide era to be published

Filmmaker and documentarian Ara Madzounian is releasing a book of original photographs that chronicles Bourj Hammoud.

16 April 2015 • 10:22 AMT
Weinstein Co nabs self-published hit “Happy People Read & Drink Coffee”

French writer Agnes Martin-Lugand’s debut novel was a self-publishing smash success in France, where the book outsold “Fifty Shades of Grey”.

16 April 2015 • 10:06 AMT
Putin hails Russia’s economic performance

Putin said the sanctions gave Russia a strong impetus to diversify away from its heavy reliance on oil and dependence on imports.

16 April 2015 • 09:58 AMT
Beijing Film Fest opens new chapter with 5th edition

The festival opens with the int’l premiere of “Wondrous Boccaccio” and will close next with upmarket Hong Kong-Chinese action film “Helios.”

16 April 2015 • 09:56 AMT
U.S. cuts amount of assistance funds to Armenia

The reduction in the amount of assistance funds to Armenia will affect both USAID and the U.S. Embassy’s Office of Public Affairs.

16 April 2015 • 09:40 AMT
“In the Shadow of Women” to open Cannes’s Directors’ Fortnight

The film follows a couple of low-budget documentary filmmakers whose relationship unravels due to their own romantic affairs.

16 April 2015 • 09:23 AMT
Sydney Film Festival to open with “Ruben Guthrie” drama

“Ruben Guthrie” is the story of one man “not only battling the bottle, but the city [Sydney] that won’t let him put it down.”

16 April 2015 • 09:05 AMT
Apple purchases LinX camera technology firm

The company’s cameras are able to capture multiple images simultaneously and can handle low light situations, shutter lag and colour fidelity.

16 April 2015 • 08:33 AMT
Huawei rolls out flagship device Ascend P8 at London event

The Ascend P8, following on from the P7, offers top-end specifications for a wallet-friendly price.

16 April 2015 • 08:09 AMT
“Kingsman” helmer to direct comics-based “Flash Gordon” remake

Story follows an adventurer who strives to save the planet Mongo from the clutches of his villainous nemesis Ming the Merciless.

16 April 2015 • 07:58 AMT
Bill Paxton to join Daniel Radcliffe in “Grand Theft Auto”

Bill last appeared alongside Jake Gyllenhaal” in “Nightcrawler” and “Edge of Tomorrow” along with Tom Cruise.

16 April 2015 • 07:48 AMT
Chris Pratt to topline bootlegging drama “The Real McCoy”

The film centers around William “Bill” McCoy, a sea captain who smuggled rum from the Bahamas to the U.S. during Prohibition.

16 April 2015 • 07:42 AMT
“Mad Max: Fury Road” trailer recounts Mel Gibson’s warrior history

“Mad Max: Fury Road” stars Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, and Zoe Kravitz among others.

16 April 2015 • 07:16 AMT
Ukrainian ex-president’s ally found dead

Oleg Kalashnikov had been involved in the “anti-Maidan” protests in support of deposed President Viktor Yanukovych.

16 April 2015 • 07:07 AMT
Publisher: Turkish envoy’s false claims intended to impress superiors

The truth is that the Pope had neither planned to visit Yerevan on April 24 nor celebrate Mass at the Vatican on that date.

16 April 2015 • 06:29 AMT
CYSCA to host panel discussion on robotics education

CYSCA and Lesley University host a panel discussion on robotics education as part of the annual Cambridge Science Festival.

16 April 2015 • 06:18 AMT
Clinton Foundation to tighten policy on accepting foreign donations

The new policy is more restrictive than the one adopted by the foundation at the time Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State.

16 April 2015 • 05:57 AMT
Artsakh Permanent Representative to U.S. speaks at CSUN

Robert Avetisyan spent over half an hour thoroughly answering the influx of questions eagerly asked by students in the auditorium.

16 April 2015 • 05:33 AMT
Armenian Patriarchate mass in Istanbul to feature ‘shared pain’

According to the report, the Patriarchate prepared a draft program for the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

16 April 2015 • 04:55 AMT
Toyota to build new factories in Mexico, China

Toyota said investment for the Guanajuato plant would likely be about 40 percent less than comparable investments in 2008.

16 April 2015 • 04:47 AMT
South Korea marking first anniversary of Sewol ferry disaster

More than 250 school students were among those killed when the ship – overloaded and illegally redesigned – sank off Jindo island.

16 April 2015 • 04:30 AMT
European Parliament adopts resolution on Armenian Genocide centennial

An unprecedented number of members of the European Parliament took the stage and showed their solidarity to the Armenian nation.

15 April 2015 • 13:22 AMT
Corsican Assembly urges Turkey to recognize Armenian Genocide

The text of the resolution will be handed over to the French Foreign Ministry, to be sent to the Turkish government.

15 April 2015 • 12:53 AMT
Greek state minister rules out early election

“They took place two months ago, we received a specific mandate which we will serve. We do not need elections,” Flabouraris said.

15 April 2015 • 12:49 AMT
Egypt, Saudi Arabia mull joint military exercises

The airstrikes targeting Yemeni rebels known as Houthis began in March in an effort to halt their advance across the country.