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The Talk of Turkey? A Politically Charged Trial in New York

November 26, 2017 By administrator

Reza Zarrab, a Turkish-Iranian businessman accused of conspiracy to violate United States sanctions against Iran, is scheduled to go on trial in New York on Monday. Credit Ozan Kose/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

By CARLOTTA GALL and BENJAMIN WEISER

ISTANBUL — The trial is about to start in a Lower Manhattan courtroom, but it is the talk of Turkish government officials, television and even cafes.

Turkey is churning over the prosecution by the American authorities of two prominent Turks accused of conspiring to violate United States sanctions against Iran. After a failed campaign to persuade American officials to drop the case, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last week turned to damage control, angrily denigrating the whole judicial process.

On Monday, jury selection is to begin in the Federal District Court trial amid broad speculation that the lead defendant, Reza Zarrab, who is accused of managing a billion-dollar scheme to smuggle gold for Iranian oil, has entered into a plea bargain with the prosecution and may reveal damaging evidence about corruption and illegal dealings in high places.

If Mr. Zarrab has indeed become a government witness, prosecutors are still expected to proceed to trial against a co-defendant, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, a Turkish banker who has pleaded not guilty. Seven other defendants have been charged but remain at large, prosecutors have said.

Mr. Zarrab’s arrest in March 2016 — while on a family trip to Disney World — raised tensions between Turkey and the United States, and on the eve of trial, relations between the two NATO allies are now at their lowest point in years.

Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/26/world/europe/erdogan-reza-zarrab-trial.html?smid=nytcore-ipad-share&smprod=nytcore-ipad

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: new york, reza zarrab, Trial, Turkey

Breaking News: Horror New York rush hour train crash leaves at least 103 injured

January 4, 2017 By administrator

Damage to the platform’s safety doors (Photo: Twitter)

Metal safety doors were left smashed in after the train crashed carrying around 600 passengers sending people “flying everywhere”

More than 100 people have been injured after a rush hour train derailed and smashed into a platform this morning.

At least 103 people suffered minor injuries, and one woman broke leg, after The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) train crashed at the Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn, New York.

Shocking pictures show glass panels and metal safety doors smashed in after the train crashed while travelling at about 10 to 15mph.

Sources said the train was going too fast as it entered the station carrying around 600 passengers, but officials have not confirmed this.

“People (were) flying everywhere,” passenger Serena Janae wrote on Facebook.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: crash, new york, train

Armenia Investment Forum launches in New York

October 11, 2016 By administrator

ny-investmentArmenia Investment Forum kicked off in New York with participation of President Serzh Sargsyan on Monday, October 10, seeking to introduce foreign investors to investment opportunities in Armenia.

The Development Foundation of Armenia organized the two-day forum where representatives of leading companies from various sectors and international finance organizations, experts, and around one hundred international investors will participate.

The President gave a speech highlighting current geopolitical and economic priorities, achievements during the quarter-century of Armenia’s independence, the country’s competitive advantages, investment opportunities, implemented reforms, the favorable business environment, easy access to regional markets through Armenia and a stable macroeconomic environment. The President suggested investors use Armenia’s assets as a gateway to the region’s major markets.

The Chairman of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission, Tigran Sargsyan, the Vice-President of the Asian Development Bank, Wencai Zhang, the Executive Director of the World Bank Group, Frank Heemskerk, and U.S. Congress Representative, Frank Pallone, gave speeches at the forum.

The bridging role of Armenia between Europe and Asia, east and west, in the context of global developments was presented to potential investors during the forum. This bridge offers international investors a favorable alternative considering Armenia’s membership to various international unions and free trade agreements. Speakers emphasized that Armenia is a member of the EEU, with a market of 180 million people; it has signed a free trade agreement with all the CIS countries, with a total of 230 million customers; and benefits from the EU Generalized Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) that gives privileges for the export of 6,400 product items. Armenia also has a GSP trade regime with the U.S., Canada, Japan, Switzerland and Norway. Additionally, traditional trade and economic relations with Iran are now opening links for other economies to the Iranian market.

Presentations also address the competitive advantages in Armenia such as ease of entrance to strategic markets, educated and inexpensive workforce, and the safe and reforming business environment. These advantages make Armenia an attractive country for investment and bestow an edge over other markets of the region.

Over the course of the forum, representatives of the Armenian government will provide firsthand information about the potential for innovation in the IT, mining, agro-food, telecommunication, transport, pharmaceutical, tourism, and financial sectors to potential investors during ten panel sessions of the forum. A large report about private investment support tools by international finance institutions will also be covered during the forum.

Representatives of foreign investors such as Armenia Marriott Yerevan, Contour Global, Azad Pharma AG, National Instruments, Synopsis, Armenia International Airports, Coca Cola Hellenic Armenia will present their investment success stories to the participants of the forum. Various meetings and a memorandum signing in the IT sector will also take place at the forum.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Armenia, forum, investment, new york

Snowden movie premiered in New York

September 14, 2016 By administrator

snowden-movieShailene Woodley looks gorgeous while joining Joseph Gordon-Levitt on the red carpet at the premiere of their movie Snowden on Tuesday (September 13) in New York City, Justjared.com reports.
The co-stars were joined at the premiere by the film’s other stars Zachary Quinto, Scott Eastwood, Keith Stanfield, Ben Schnetzer, and director Oliver Stone.
Also stepping out to show their support were Sean Penn, Michelle Monaghan, and Zachary‘s boyfriend Miles McMillan.
Earlier in the day, the cast stepped out while doing promo around the city.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: movie, new york, Snowden

American Armenian to head advisory committee for U.S. Attorney General

August 24, 2016 By administrator

Richard Hartunian

Richard Hartunian

American Armenian Attorney Richard Hartunian, the Albany-based federal prosecutor for the Northern District of New York, was appointed Monday to lead an advisory committee on policy for U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, reported the timesunion.

Hartunian, 55, who graduated Georgetown University in 1983 and Albany Law School in 1986, became vice chair of the panel in January 2015. Now he will head a panel that is tasked with establishing policies for the U.S. Department of Justice, fostering cooperation with state attorneys general and promoting consistency in the application of legal standards.

“The attorney general’s Advisory Committee plays an essential role in shaping the Justice Department’s policies, implementing its programs, and ensuring that equal justice and the rule of law are upheld throughout the United States,” Lynch said in a statement. “As a former chair of the AGAC [i.e. the Attorney General’s Advisory Committee of United States Attorneys], I know firsthand the significant duties required of the committee’s leaders, and I am certain that U.S. Attorneys Richard Hartunian and Barbara McQuade are ready to assume the responsibility of chairing such an important and distinguished body.”

In 2009, Hartunian was appointed New York Prosecutor by US President Barack Obama.

Richard Hartunian is also a member of the Armenian Bar Association of America, and he is actively involved in the American Armenian community.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Albany, American Armenian Attorney Richard Hartunian, district, federal prosecutor, new york, northern

Armenian Genocide Centennial monument unveils in New York

October 9, 2015 By administrator

NY-monimentAmerican Armenian Artist and designer Michael Aram recently unveiled a sculpture he created in remembrance of the Armenian Genocide for The Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America.

The 13-meter steel sculpture, called Migrations, is a memorial to the events of 1915 and is a testimony of survival, strength and resilience, according to Aram, reported hfnmag.com.

The designer worked with historians to determine the shape of the map representing Armenian territories before lands were seized and people were eradicated and forced out,.

Filed Under: Articles, Genocide Tagged With: Genocide, monument, new york

New York Turned into an Armenian City for a Few Days Last Week

March 18, 2015 By administrator

BY HARUT SASSOUNIAN

new-york-armeniaNew York City, the unofficial Capital of the World, became the hub of major Armenian events last week, on the eve of the Armenian Genocide Centennial.

On Tuesday, March 10, the 100 LIVES initiative was launched by Vartan Gregorian, President of Carnegie Corporation of New York, jointly with entrepreneurs Ruben Vardanyan of Moscow and Noubar Afeyan of Boston.

The organizers plan to collect the remarkable stories of Armenian Genocide survivors and their rescuers, including some Turks. The 100 LIVES project is establishing a $1 million annual prize to be given to those who risk their lives to save others in any part of the world. Prominent actor and activist George Clooney will award the inaugural ‘Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity’ in Yerevan on April 24, 2016. The winners of the prize named after Genocide survivor Aurora Mardiganian, who starred in a 1919 film called “Ravished Armenia,” are expected to transfer the $1 million gift to an organization that has inspired them in their humanitarian endeavor.

The selection committee of this special award is co-chaired by George Clooney and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel. The committee also includes former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson, UN Secretary-General’s Advisor on Genocide Prevention Gareth Evans, human rights activist Hina Jilani, and Dr. Gregorian.

The initiators of 100 LIVES also plan to take on the monumental task of digitizing millions of Armenian Genocide-related documents stored in the archives of numerous countries.

Present at the launch were Hollywood celebrities, prominent journalists from CNN, CBS 60 Minutes, Time magazine, and PBS, and Who’s Who of New York. George Clooney and Ruben Vardanyan participated in a panel discussion moderated by Gwen Ifill, managing editor of Washington Week and co-anchor and co-managing editor of PBS NewsHour.

Here are brief excerpts from George Clooney’s comments:

“I got to learn about Armenia through a friend of mine named Bob Manoukian, who probably picking on my innocence at the time, said ‘you know some Senators, maybe you can talk to them to see if they can talk about the Armenian Genocide on the floor of the Senate.’ So I tried. That did not play so well, as you can imagine. We have some military bases apparently in Turkey, I did not know about. Incirlik — who knew? I was shocked. So you become sort of informed about Armenia through friendships. I was slow to the game on this one. Genocide — just because the word wasn’t invented for 30 more years, doesn’t mean that it did not happen! … My wife had no idea that I had been meeting with Ruben. She was in the middle of going to Strasbourg to the European Court to fight a real interesting Armenian battle. I went to park my car in L.A., and the valet guys are all Armenian, and they come over and say, ‘I want to kiss your wife … you don’t have to pay for parking.’”

The launch of 100 LIVES was covered by the global media, including the New York Times. I was surprised to find my picture shaking hands with George Clooney on the front page of The Hill newspaper, a major Washington publication. During my conversation with Amal Clooney, I thanked her for representing the Republic of Armenia, along with prominent international lawyer Geoffrey Robertson, at the recent European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

During the last weekend, the ‘Responsibility 2015’ Armenian Genocide Centennial Conference was held in New York City, lasting three days with the participation of over 50 renowned scholars, lawyers, authors, artists, journalists and activists from around the world, covering a wide range of issues related to various genocides. Among the prominent speakers were: David Balabanian, David Barsamian, Eric Bogosian, Chris Bohjalian, Israel Charny, David Gaunt, Aram Hamparian, Richard Hovannisian, Raymond Kevorkian, Charlie Mahtesian, Marc Mamigonian, Khatchig Mouradian, Mary Papazian, Geoffrey Robertson, Roger W. Smith, and Henry Theriault. I was honored to be included in such distinguished company, to speak on “Individual and Group Reparations.”

Among the presenters at the conference were several Turkish scholars who delivered highly informative papers on the Armenian Genocide.

Filed Under: Genocide, News Tagged With: armenian genocide, new york

Turkey’s Wall Street is in ‘panic mode’ Davutoglu made a surprise visit to New York.

March 7, 2015 By administrator

By Linette Lopez,
erdogan-economyOn Thursday Citigroup announced that it would pull up and leave Turkey’s second largest bank, selling its almost 10% stake in Akbank TAS at an $800 million loss.That tells you something about how quickly the bank wanted to leave. It had held the investment for 7 years.

“It has been a rough year or two for Turkey’s financial sector,” Dr. Jonathan Schanzer, vice president of research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and a former counterterrorism analyst for the US Treasury Department, told Business Insider in an email. “This explains why Davutoglu made a surprise visit to New York. He was trying to placate nervous bankers and investors. He didn’t even tell the State Department he was coming. The Turks appear to be in panic mode.”

Deltec International Group, an investment firm, now considers Turkey one of the emerging economies most at risk because of its high current account deficit, low foreign exchange reserves, short term external debt, and weak domestic demand.

That means it’s filing Turkey in the same catastrophe cabinet as Russia and Venezuela. From the start of 2015, the Turkish lira is down over 10% and slid to a fresh record low this week.

“The fact that Citi wanted to sell earlier than planned could be a bad indication for the markets,” Cagdas Dogan of BGC Partners told Bloomberg. “It sort of implies that they expect them to keep on falling.”

A large part of the problem with Turkey is its politics.

Once upon a time, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was expected to be a democratic, market-friendly leader. No longer. Many analysts are concerned that he’s dictating Central Bank policy. As the lira fell this week, members of his cabinet took to television to remain calm, insisting that the lira would “find its own balance.”

In the same breath, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci blamed the Central Bank for the lira’s woes, saying that it had not raised interest rates enough.

The lira, year to date down 10.56%

If these problems aren’t enough, consider also that Turkey is still in the midst of a massive corruption scandal involving some nasty alleged financial crimes, including a gold-for-oil exchange with sanctioned Iran.

Additionally, the head of the country’s state owned bank, Halkbank, was forced to resign for this scandal back in 2013, and a report in March of 2014 showed that Halkbank processed cash transfers to Iran.

Around the same time, the US Federal Reserve shut down the US retail accounts of another Turkish state-owned bank, Ziraat Bank, for unexplainable irregularities.

Last, but certainly not least, of all these things is the impact of  Syria’s ongoing civil war.

“…multiple reports suggest that extremist financiers may be operating on Turkish soil, with the goal of bankrolling groups like JN [Jabat al Nusra] and IS [the Islamic State], among others,” said a report by the Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance. “The financial facilitators hail primarily from Gulf countries, notably Qatar and Kuwait, and meet with radical groups in Turkey and support their efforts. One financial network of Kuwaiti donors was described by the Treasury Department in an October 2012 designation. The Treasury noted that funds were transferred to jihadists through intermediaries in Turkey.”

Source: Business insider 

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Davutoglu, new york, panic-mode, Turkey, wall-street

Azerbaijan introduces censorship in New York “Reporter”

January 3, 2015 By administrator

 Written by Auguste Calfan    Monday, 22 December 2014.
Azerbaijan-dicteterIn November 2014 an American newspaper “Reporter” published the first material from a series of articles unveiling covert operations of the Azerbaijani President Administration abroad concerning organization of mass anti-Israel demonstrations which often had flown into pogroms in local neighborhoods of compactly living Jewish population in France. It also discussed the issue of coordination and funding of anarchist and radical movements in Europe by the Azerbaijani authorities and their puppet Azerbaijani intelligentsia and opposition activists. Beyond that, it touched upon the activities of European Information Human Rights Center (EIHRC), which had been established and still being funded by the Azerbaijani regime, which, among everything else, has also been collecting compromising information on MEPs, politicians and public figures of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and European Parliament, including the members of Armenian delegation to the Council of Europe.

The author of these lines has acquired numerous materials, documents, financial and other accounting reports and documents, audio recording of the confidante of Ali Hasanov — the Head of Department on Social Political Issues of the Azerbaijani President Administration – recidivist nicknamed “Fatya” (journalist Eynulla Fatullayev), who reveals in detail the factors and reasons that breed corruption in higher echelons of power in the country, also telling about the inner circle of President Ilham Aliyev. Another audio tape includes revelations by the former director of programs of Soros Foundation (Open Society Institute Assistance Foundation) in Azerbaijan, who scrupulously depicts the funding mechanisms by the official Baku of various international NGOs that act as advocates of Azerbaijani regime in the international arena.

All these materials were generously shared by the fellow employees of European Information Center for Human Rights in Austria (EIZM), which in turn were presented to the Editorial board of “Reporter” by the author. The submitted article was adopted by the Editorial board and was published. Moreover, the board promised its readers to publish an interview with the former chairperson of European Information Human Rights Center (EIHRC) Garri Mourei in the future.

Few days after the article was published, the “Reporter” came up with quite a different announcement. The position therein was in a nutshell telling that the materials submitted to the board are unchecked and do not reflect the opinion of the Editorial board. Such an abrupt change of position is a direct result of certain pressure onto the mass media by the Permanent Mission of Azerbaijan to the United Nations. As it became known, the EIZM expressed its interest, through an official representative, to comment on the scandalous Azerbaijani diplomat Farid Jabrayilov’s article published online on «Reporter» in response to O.Kalfan’s article. However, the Davidzon Media Inc., which owns «Reporter», declined to publish the position of the human rights center and did not elaborate on the reasons of their decision. Nevertheless, O.Kalfan’s article raised a big international interest indeed and forced the Azerabaijani leadership to take up measures through its Foreign Ministry aimed at preventing any future publications that would put in jeopardy the ideological integrity and security of Azerbaijani Republic. Meantime, the story attracted interest in Israel, too – the article was reprinted on the website of one of the highest ranked TV channels in the country – the Channel 9.

As we learnt from trusted sources, after the «Reporter» published the first article, the editorial staff was contacted by a representative of the Permanent Mission of Azerbaijan to the UN who in quite a diplomatic manner and convincingly asked not to publish any negative information about a friendly country of the State of Israel in the future, adding that they would be eager to consider any suggestions of interesting and mutually beneficial cooperation. Despite efforts, this pursuit proved to be fruitless – the owner of the outlet said, that the editorial board did not see any basis to decline publication of criticizing materials about Azerbaijan on behalf of international human rights organizations. Such a response was not quite welcomed by the Azerabijani diplomat, and few days later the owner was reached out by the First Secretary of the Permanent Mission Mr Jabrayilov and in the form of an ultimatum demanded «stop malicious publications about his homeland on a good note, otherwise Yashar Teimurovich (Yashar Aliyev is the Head of Permanent Mission of Azerbaijan to the UN. – O.K.), who has got big influence and good contacts among American Congressmen and Senators, will engage in this situation with relevant consequences». Then the interlocutor made it clear to the president of Davidzon Media Inc. that «the Mission of Azerbaijan to the UN has friendly ties with the Office of the Mayor of New York and that can greatly complicate relations between Gregori (Gregori Davidzon – president of Davidzon Media Inc. – О.K.) with the tax authorities of the city».

Unfortunately, the last argument was compelling and being well familiar of the American tax authorities the entrepreneur was forced to capitulate and ordered the editorial board to publish a «right» material about the «great and mighty Azerbaijan». However, Mr Davidzon would hardly know that Farid Jabrayilov was indeed a famous person in New York, yet not for his diplomatic skills and certainly not for his victories, but for opposite reasons: his popularity is based on continuous scandals, debauches and other noisy incidents which regularly happen to the odious diplomat living in Big Apple.

Last year Mr Jabrayilov already became a front page hero of various media outlets across the world after attempting to instigate а scuffle during Novruz celebrations in one of New York restaurants. Thus he was doing his best to show his attitude towards a public protest against the ruling regime in Azerbaijan organized by civil society activists. One of the participants of the rally, E.Ismayil, became a victim of high-handed diplomat and then appealed to the New York police department. Moreover, E.Ismayil also wrote an open letter to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. Despite these efforts, he did not achieve anything, because Mr Farid Jabrayilov not only has diplomatic immunity, but also is closely related to a high ranked state official in his country. This gives an opportunity to the future head of Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry (this position is tipped for Jabrayilov) to live quite a bohemian lifestyle, drive while impaired, violate parking regulations, instigate scandals and debauches in public places and showdowns with local Azerbaijani Diaspora. And this is the real face of an Azerbaijani diplomat who is tasked to serve the interests of his country abroad. And this “face” is not quite known to the American media and the public, but is perfectly “identified” by the owners of local bars, pubs and adult clubs, where Faridik (as he is called by Americans), is very well known.

It is highly unpleasant, but a group of independent French and American journalists will have to write an open letter to the Secretariat of the Secretary General of the United Nations Mr Ban Ki-moon and outline the unhealthy environment that has been in place within the walls of the Azerbaijani Mission to the UN, as a result of which the behavior of the Azerbaijani diplomat has gone beyond elementary decency.

In conclusion we shall just add, that, despite all the difficulties and issues that appeared during the preparation of the interview, we were able to meet with the employees and the chairperson of the European Information Center for Human Rights in Austria (EIZM) Garri Mourei, have a friendly talk with human rights activists, find out who exactly stands behind the anti-Israeli riots in France, touch upon the rise of anti-Semitism in Azerbaijan, discuss the outstanding issues in relations between Tel Aviv and Baku and, last but not least, learn why there is no embassy of Azerbaijan in Israel for a quarter century, as well as other related issues.

An in-depth interview with the chairperson of European Information Center for Human Rights will be published in international media some time during December 2014.

Source: writingforgodot.org

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Azerbaijan, censorship, introduces, new york

Erdoğan’s guards, NY police scuffle during anti-Erdoğan protest

September 26, 2014 By administrator

A group of Turkish citizens staged a protest against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in New York where he came to attend the United Nations General 193251_newsdetailAssembly, leading to a confrontation between Erdoğan’s guards and New York City police.

According to the private Cihan news agency, Erdoğan was met by protests in front of the hotel where he went to attend a dinner. Protesters chanted slogans saying “Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is a thief,” “You exploit religion, make big haul,” “This is only the beginning, continue the fight!” Some protesters wore T-shirts that read “There is a thief [around us]!”

A quarrel broke out between demonstrators waving Turkish flags and shouting anti-Erdoğan slogans and Erdoğan’s guards during the protest. President Erdoğan’s nephew and bodyguard Ali Erdoğan reportedly attacked the protesters, and then a scuffle broke out between police officers and Erdoğan’s guards. The New York City police reportedly attempted to take a guard into custody.

President Erdoğan entered the hotel through a back door due to the protest. While the anti-Erdoğan protest was taking place in New York, some Erdoğan supporters also chanted slogans in favor of him. Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekçi, former European Union Affairs Minister Egemen Bağış and current EU Minister Volkan Bozkır, who were accompanying Erdoğan, were also heckled. Erdoğan left the hotel by a back door due to the ongoing protest and headed to the airport to return to Turkey.

Erdoğan arrived in New York on Sept. 21 to attend the UN General Assembly. He had a number of meetings with foreign leaders and delivered a fiery speech in the UN General Assembly, slamming the UN for its lack of action against the Syrian civil war and Gaza offensive. During his trip he announced for the first time that Turkey’s role in the US-led anti-Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) could include military support.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: bodyguards, Erdogan, new york, protests

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