Talin Suciyan

Talin Suciyan

Ties Between Peoples Are Tightened by Culture

I have been in Istanbul for two times, but did not feel I was in Turkey. In Diyarbakir I had that feeling that I am in Turkish land, although I met only Kurdish and Zaza people there, says Armenian intellectual Artsvi Bakhchinyan after visiting Turkey.

16 October 2006

Lebanon Is Being Drawn Into A Never-Ending W

Rania Masri: Number of fatalities as result of Israeli bombardment is reflected incorrectly very wrong. According to Crisis Desk, 1,000 have died. Over 850,000 have been displaces. Israel has still not given the map of the 400,000 mines it buried.

Not Many New Approaches for Armenian Issue

New Approaches in Turkish Armenian Relations conferance will continue for 3 days witnessed the reproduction of nationalist reflexes and unscientific propositions: There is not more noble a nation in the world than the Turks.

If Religion Is The Cement The Structure Falls

Suciyan argues that it is high time that Turkey cleanse the constitution of all ethnic descriptions and concepts of minority and majority, and adopt the guidelines of democratic, constitutional citizenship. Yet the PM still seeks a solution in Islam.

19 December 2005

Accepting the Past Will Set Us Free

Talin Suciyan reflects on the groundbreaking Armenian conference and the liberating effect that the open discussion of this history will have for Turkey and for the Armenian diaspora.

10 October 2005

Delikanlı Kadınlar

Molped reklamı ile ilk defa üstü örtük özel günler deşifre oldu. Deşifre olmakla da kalmadı, kapalı mekanlardan ya da gündelik hayatla mesafesi çizilmiş doğal manzaralardan beri gelip sokağa indi, ele güne sorulabilir oldu.