
“We share the pain of Armenian people and hope to discontinue the conflict over the historic event,” Ahmet Davutoglu said.
“We stand proud with the City of Pico Rivera for the unanimous passage of this critical resolution,” Elen Asatryan said.
Among the 11 killed were seven civilians and four policemen while 27 people were wounded in the bombing, a police officer said.
“For now, we will not be making any efforts to establish contact with NATO, due to their stance on the Ukrainian crisis,” Bordyuzha said.
“We’re very proud of our quarterly results, especially our strong iPhone sales and record revenue from services,” Cook said.
“U.S. will continue efforts to promote ratification of the 2009 Armenian-Turkish rapprochement Protocols,” John Heffern said.
Ed Royce (R-CA), Eliot Engel (D-NY), David Cicilline (D-RI1), and Lois Frankel (D-FL22) laid flowers to the Genocide memorial in Yerevan.
President Serzh Sargyan issued an address on the 99the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire.
“We each bear the obligation of remembrance as a necessary step toward preventing such acts in the future,” AJC Executive Director said.
District Police Chief Hafiz Khan said the guard suddenly started shooting in Cure Hospital in the west of the capital.
“I will keep working to ensure that this unspeakable crime is fully acknowledged, never forgotten, and never repeated,” Senator Boxer said.
The U.S. President made the remarks at a joint news conference after a summit meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
The Human Rights Association of Turkey issued a statement, calling for an end to the denial of the Armenian Genocide.
“The Security Council must take action to deal with these flagrant violations of the basic principles of international law,” Ban wrote.
Present-day Turkey denies the fact of the Armenian Genocide, justifying the atrocities as “deportation to secure Armenians”.
“Increasingly isolated internationally, Ankara is repackaging its genocide denials,” ANCA Director Aram Hamparian said.
IMC channel rep. Aris Nalci hailed increasing readiness of Turkish society to discuss and accept the dark pages of its history.
Russian Foreign Minister accused Kiev’s coup-appointed government of going back on its pledge to put a stop to all violence.
The book exposes looting of Armenian population, initiated by the Young Turks who ruled the Ottoman Empire at the time.
The move angered Arab lawmakers who accused the government of seeking to divide Christians from Muslims.
Attacks in several areas in Syria share characteristics that have led analysts to believe that there is a coordinated chlorine bomb campaign.
The new Prime Minister announced conditions necessary to organize implementation of pension reforms at an April 23 governmental sitting.
The film is about two disconnected adult sisters summoned home to clean out their childhood bedroom before their parents sell the family house.
Hailed from “Luther” creator Neil Cross, “Crossbones” is based on Colin Woodard’s book “The Republic of Pirates”.
Kloves recently wrote the script for “The Jungle Book,” Warner Bros.’ take on the Rudyard Kipling stories set to be directed by Andy Serkis.
Blair acknowledged the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan had undermined Western willingness to intervene in the Middle East.
The film, directed by Gabe Polsky, centers on the Red Army hockey team from the perspective of its captain Slava Fetisov.
The defense minister said that searchers were now planning to use a more intensive sonar to intensify the hunt for the aircraft.
Chastain, who is coming off the box office hit “Mama” and an Oscar nomination for “Zero Dark Thirty,” has three major movies on the horizon.
The trailer gives a sneak peek at a ping pong-obsessed teenage boy whose life is changed during his family summer vacation.