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Volume 74, No. 32, August 16, 2008

Conflict Rages between Georgia and Russia

TBILISI (Reuters)—On Aug. 13, Georgia accused Russia of breaking a ceasefire in their six-day-old conflict, a claim denied by Moscow, as chaos reigned around an undefended key Georgian town west of the capital.

 

Armenia: 3 Medals and Counting

(A.W.)—As of Aug. 12, Armenian athletes have secured three bronze medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

 

A Tradition Still Alive in the Turkish Press

It’s not the first time that a mainstream newspaper in Turkey features a highly provocative front page headline making an unfounded accusation that would obviously incite public hatred and animosity towards the “other.”

 

Watertown Council Discusses Advocating BCBS Severance Over ADL

WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—On Aug. 12, the Town Council of Watertown resolved during to draft a letter, attached to a resolution, requesting the attendance of a Blue Cross Blue Shield representative at their next meeting to discuss severing town employee coverage under Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (BCBSMA) because of its affiliation with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).

 

Letters from Istanbul

Over the past two years, the Armenian Weekly has published dozens of interviews with and articles written by Turkish dissident scholars, journalists, and human rights activists in an effort to provide a first-hand account of political and civil society developments in Turkey.

 


 

Armenian Genocide Commemoration Special
(April 2008)

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