“The economy of this small post-Soviet country (Armenia) largely depends on Diaspora,” the article by Marta Allevato in Italian Il Giornale daily reads.

“The intellectuals of 9-million Armenian Diaspora — doctors of science, journalists, physicians, entrepreneurs are against Armenia-Turkey Protocols. Having no unanimous opinion on the matter in Armenia and society split, Armenian Diaspora showing in a united front opposing the Protocols with all might and attempting to suspend the process. Unlike Yerevan, Diaspora always held firm position concerning the Armenian-Turkish relations.

Genocide is a knot to be untied. Within first months in 1915, organizations connected with Turkish Interior Ministry drew up a plan on extermination of Armenian population. The disaster burst out on April 24, when infinite number of Armenian intellectuals and politicians was assassinated, executed and deported. As many as 1.5 Armenians were killed within several months. These events have recently been recognized as the first Genocide of 20th century, which is considered by Turkey a historical mystification. Ankara does not accept the word ‘Genocide’,” the political analyst states.