Early this morning Turkey, Armenia and Switzerland announced that a road map agreement is reached between Armenia and Turkey for normalizing relations. No details are yet available about the Turkish Armenian roadmap, but some scarce information from major newspapers and diplomats is already leaking.

The Foreign Affairs Ministries of Armenia and Turkey joint with the FM State Department of Switzerland spread an announcement regarding the improvement of the Armenian-Turkish relations.

As Obama Seeks To Stop Genocide in Darfur, Calls Intensify for Affirmation of Turkey's Genocide of Armenians

How does anyone deny the existence of a systematic killings of the Armenians as a genocide in the early 20th century after looking these documents presented online by the Armenian Genocide Museum Institute on the occasion of Adana Massacres of 1909.

That an Armenian repatriate, American-born into a legacy of remembrance inherited from a line of survivors of genocide nearly a century ago, feels compelled to title his thoughts with a focus on Turkey -- not Armenia -- reveals a larger problem, a gaping wound, and an imperative for closure long overdue on both sides of history's tragic divide.

Two weeks ahead of the annual commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday marked the 15th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda with a statement urging the United States and its world partners to deepen their commitment to ending the cycle of genocide, the White House reported.

On his first visit to a predominantly Islamic nation, Obama reached out to Arabs and Muslims by saying that the United States "is not and never will be at war with Islam."

BY ALLEN YEKIKAN

Turkey's Foreign Minister Ali Babacan on Tuesday hailed what he called progress in the ongoing talks to normalize his country's strained relations with Armenia. His remarks come amid growing concern in Yerevan that Ankara's increasingly uncompromising preconditions on Armenia may be guiding the negotiations in an untenable direction.

President Barack Obama spoke in Turkey Monday, calling a partnership with Muslim nations “critical,” the Associated Press reported.

The year 2009 marks the 90th anniversary of April 24 as a day of commemoration of the victims of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Turkey. Here is the history of this sad commemoration event. The United State of America has not yet called the events of 1915 as a genocide. However, the president Barack Obama has promised in his campaign to call the events as Genocide and recognize the Armenian Genocide.

U.S. President Barack Obama ahould should stand up to his promise and recognize Armenian Genocide, thus liberating Turkey and restoring justice.