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White House omits the word ‘genocide’ on 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
Some have claimed that President Donald Trump bowed to Turkish pressure in his decision to reverse Biden-era policy.
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Tavush for the Motherland, a movement fronted by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, has made headlines protesting in Armenia’s north and in the capital Yerevan against the delimitation process with Azerbaijan.
This week, we speak to OC Media’s Armenian staff writer Arshaluys Barseghyan about how the protest movement shifted from protesting border delimitation to calling for the government’s resignation, and to analyst Narek Sukiasyan about the border delimitation process and the popular discontent towards it.
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