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Headlines for October 20, 2006

ARMENIAN CITIZEN KNIFED IN NIZHNY NOVGOROD
An Armenian was assaulted in a dwelling house in Chugunov street, Nizhny Novgorod (Russia). Unknown severely beat him and stuck a knife into his chest several times. The 39-year old Armenian was taken ...
A-320 CRASH CAUSES MAY BE ANNOUNCED TODAY
The causes of the Armavia-owned A-320 jet crash are expected to be announced today in an expanded statement. According to the International Aviation Committee, some items to the document will be added ...
BAKU: TURKEY AND AZERBAIJAN "SHOULD JOINTLY STRUGGLE AGAINST FRENCH PARLIAMENT DECISION"
Azeri MP Anar Mamedkhanov considers that Turkey and Azerbaijan should join endeavors to press for cancellation of the French parliament’s decision calling for criminalization of the Armenian Genocide ...
FOREIGNERS TO GO THROUGH 8 INSTANCES TO RECEIVE PERMISSION FOR CLIMBING ARARAT
“The claims of the Armenian political and military circles to the mountain of Ararat (formally named in Turkey as Agry Dag) and hoisting of the Armenian flag on its top exasperated the Turkish government”, ...
OPPOSITION NEWSPAPER MAY BE DEPRIVED OF PREMISES IN AZERBAIJAN
The committee on state property of Azerbaijan has brought a suit to the economic court with a demand to evict Azaldyg opposition newspaper from premises in the center of Baku. According to the suit, the ...
SAAKASHVILI READY TO RESUME DIALOGUE WITH RUSSIA
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili stated he is ready to resume a dialogue with Russia at all levels. “I am ready to send Foreign Minister Bejuashvili to Moscow for participation in the meeting of ...
ARMENIAN PRESIDENT TO VISIT KAZAKHSTAN IN NOVEMBER
Today newly appointed Kazakhstan’s Ambassador to Armenia Aydimes Bozjigitov (residence in Almaty) handed credentials to RA President Robert Kocharian, reported the RA leader’s press office. President ...
L'ORéAL – RECURRENT VICTIM OF TURKISH BOYCOTT
Having called for a boycott against French oil company Total last week, the Turkish Consumers Union has declared that next target is L'Oréal, the world's largest cosmetics group, in protest ...
TURKEY COMPILED “SHAME LIST” OF MASSACRES COMMITTED BY EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN PAST
The Turkish parliament took a new step in condemnation of the French parliament’s adoption of the bill criminalizing denial of the Armenian Genocide. It compiled a “shame list” of massacres committed ...
CHARLES AZNAVOUR: FRENCH BILL HAD TO COVER ALL GENOCIDES
Famous singer Charles Aznavour considers that the French bill criminalizing the Armenian Genocide denial had to cover all crimes of the kind but not only the one committed against Armenians, “otherwise ...
ANKARA DECIDED TO FREEZE POLITICAL AND MILITARY RELATIONS WITH PARIS
The Turkish government has determined “sanctions to be applied against France” in protest of the bill penalizing the Armenian Genocide denial. Official Ankara decided to “freeze all bilateral relations ...
ARMENIAN AND AZERI DEFENSE MINISTERS MET AT ARMENIAN-AZERI BORDER
Today Armenian and Azeri Defense Ministers Serge Sargsyan and Safar Abiyev met at the Armenian-Azeri border by suggestion of OSCE CiO’s personal representative Andrzej Kasprzyk within the framework of ...
DIASPORA ASSISTS IN TWO DIRECTIONS – ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL
Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian, who is on a working visit in Canada at present, addressed the international conference titled “Creation of Possibilities for Development and Peace. Role of Diaspora” ...
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE: TURKISH UNIVERSITY TO SEND MILLIONS APPEALS TO EUROPEAN COURT
In protest against the adoption of resolutions on the Armenian Genocide by parliaments of different states of the world, the Bahçesehir University has prepared a million of appeals to be sent to the European ...
TURKISH MFA: FRENCH PARLIAMENT “WOUNDED SOULS OF TURKISH PEOPLE”
Official Ankara is not going to recall Ambassador from Paris. Turkish MFA Spokesman Namik Tan said the presence of diplomatic mission is essential to bring Turkey’s position to the notion of France. “We ...