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Armenia Should Recognize Somaliland - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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HARGEISA, Somaliland — Somalilanders identify with Armenians for multiple reasons. Just as the Armenian Genocide left an indelible imprint on Armenian culture and identity, so too did the Isaaq Genocide transform Somaliland’s identity. For Somalilanders, Cold War-era Somali dictator Mohamed Siad Barre systematic slaughter of an estimated 200,000 members of the Isaaq clan, the Somali clan that predominates in the former British Somaliland, remains living memory. Somalilanders, like Armenians, are
Armenia Should Follow the Greek Model to Safeguard Its Ethiopian Community - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The Ethiopian-Armenian community is small but plays an outsized role in modern Ethiopian history. While Armenian diplomats and traders visited Ethiopia for centuries, a more permanent trading community established itself in Addis Ababa in the late 19th century before the Armenian Genocide, though flight from Ottoman repression soon swelled its ranks. Armenians felt comfortable in Ethiopia. Like Armenia, Ethiopia is a civilizational state. Armenia became the first Christia
Israelâs Recognition of the Armenian Genocide Isnât Enough: Israel Should Use Its Position to Moderate Azerbaijani Racism and Incitement Against Armenians - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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On June 28, 2026, Israel formally recognized the Armenian Genocide. Armenians should welcome the recognition, even if it is rooted more in diplomatic cynicism than principle. After all, there is no doubt except in extreme denialist circles about the scale, scope, and intent of the murders of the Armenians and, concurrently, the Pontic Greeks. The move comes decades late, as successive Israeli governments feared angering Turks and the Turkish government who have never come to terms with Turkish
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