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Genocide | 30.03.10 | 16:50

Turkey is Wavering: US insists on Erdoğan's visit to Washington

The U.S. administration expects Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to participate in an international security summit in Washington set for next month.

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Berge Jololian (unverified)
31.03.2010 13:32
Hillary Clinton needs to go to Der-Zor (and stay there for a long long time). The Armenian parliament should pass a law on US-State Department personnel in Armenia (including the US Embassy staff) before conducting any business with Armenian government officials, they need to be qualified with a visit to Der-Zor. As a prerequisite before each and every meeting with Armenian government officials, US personnel need to make a stop at the genocide memorial.
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MariamJon (unverified)
30.03.2010 20:51
I guess Hillary will pick WHICH Diasporans can meet with Erdogan for a fake little rigged meeting. She might as well just choose Turks to represent our diaspora that have "ian" or "yan" at the end of their last name.
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