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Armenian Genocide Vote strains Berlin, Ankara ties

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS – Thurs. 02.06.16 : Germany’s vote on a symbolic resolution to recognize the massacre of 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 as genocide is generating tons of ink. Turkish papers reporting on dire consequences if the measure passes while the Armenian president speaks to the German press urging Berlin not to cave in to pressure from Ankara. Also, heightened border security has unintended consequences for some communities along the US-Canadian border.

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