What happens if Turkey acknowledges the Armenian Genocide?

Today's Turkey was certainly not the same state which carried out the genocide towards the Armenians in 1915, but the successor Republic in 1923 was founded almost exclusively by the same individuals who carried out the genocide. read more

More broadly, Turkey has an important role to play internationally and regionally, and the recognition of the genocide would in the long term make the country appear more trustworthy to all. Its ongoing denial is not only morally unsustainable but also undermines the government's position as an honest partner and a legitimate regional power. read more