| Kurdish MP Challenges Turkish Parliament on Armenian Genocide 3 days ago by auntsherisays Asbarez | November 13, 2009 Posted in Armenian Genocide, Armenian News Tagged: 1915, Democratic Society Party, DSP, Kurds, Ottoman Empire, Protocols, Selahattin Demirtas, TGNA, Turkish Grand National Assembly, Turkish Parliment Armenian Genocide - armeniangenocideblog.wordpress.com | | Amateur Diplomat Urges Congress to Just Say No to the Armenian Genocide ... 3 days ago by Walter Russell Mead My recent trip to Turkey was an adventure in public diplomacy; I was in the country at the request of the State Department. US diplomats abroad invite a variety of Americans to appear before foreign audiences for anything from jazz concerts and poetry readings to scientific presentations and talks o ... Walter Russell Mead's Blog - blogs.the-american-interest.com/wrm · Rank: 137,324 · 9 references | | How Did Kirkuk Become Such A Divisive Issue? A Portrait of The City In 2003 3 days ago by Joel Wing The Pre-War Situation As recent events have shown, Kirkuk remains one of the outstanding issues in Iraqi politics. Not only does it have a national dynamic between the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and Baghdad, but a local one between Kurds, Arabs, Turkmen, and Christians who live there and ar ... The Ground Truth in Iraq - thegroundtruth.blogspot.com · Rank: 86,672 · 19 references | | Profile | Seyyit Rıza 4 days ago by M.A.M Mavi Boncuk Seyyit Rıza (Dersim, 1862? - 1937) (in Zazaki: Sey Rıza, in Kurmanji: "Seyîd Riza") was a member of the Abbasan branch of the Sheikh Hasanan [1][2] tribe in Dersim [3]. He was the son of Seyid Ibrahim Agha, from an Alevi sacred family descended from Sheikh Ahmed Dede. Despite being his y ... Mavi Boncuk - maviboncuk.blogspot.com · Rank: 30,778 · 27 references | |