  Axa Insurance Company will pay $17 Million to Heirs of Armenian Genocide VictimsOctober 13, 2005 - 16:00 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Descendants of Armenians, who had fallen victim of the Genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915, agreed to call back their collective suit against Axa French insurance company. The latter agreed to pay $17 million to Armenian philanthropic organizations. The case was heard at a California court. The plaintiffs accused Axa in unwillingness to pay insurance sums for their relatives' killed in the massacre. One of the lawyers of the Armenian community stated their ultimate goal is to convince Turkey and US to officially recognize the Genocide fact, when 1.5 million Armenians were killed, reported BBC.  Top stories Akçam worked with experts and students on a repository comprised of Genocide survivor and Krikor Guerguerian’s collection. At least 20 people were killed, scores others injured when a car exploded in al-Qa’im town near the borders with Syria. "Germany wants to help find peaceful solutions," the chancellor told journalists in the Azerbaijani capital. Manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries, the UAV in question is a medium-altitude long-endurance reconnaissance drone.   Partner news |  Related sections Topic Latest news Marriott mulls opening new hotels in Armenia  Marriott is considering to open more hotels in Armenia, President of Marriott International Arne Sorenson has revealed.Xiaomi unveils video detailing its double folding phone (video) Unlike other foldable phones that have been revealed recently, this certainly looks a more practical use for the technology.Peskov: No meeting with Armenian PM listed in Putin’s schedule No meeting with Nikol Pashinyan is listed in the work schedule of Vladimir Putin, Dmitry Peskov said.Part of Niagara Falls freezes to create a stunning view Mist and spray from the falls freezes in the low temperatures and forms a icy crust over the falling water. |
