GLENDALE, CA — Rev. Fr. Hovhannes Hovhannisian, the former priest of the historic Dadivank Monastery in Artsakh and currently serving at the Yerablur Military Pantheon
Year: 2026
ARF Youth Highlights Armenian Hostages and Ethnic cleansing of Artsakh at IUSY Regional Meeting in Beirut
From 26 to 31 October 2026, the International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) Mediterranean Committee Meeting took place in Beirut, Lebanon, alongside a joint event
ANCA-Endorsed Candidates Win Big, Azerbaijani Money Falls Short in 2026 Midterms
— Pappas Defeats Azerbaijan-Tied Sununu in New Hampshire; 90 Percent of ANCA-Endorsed Candidates Win Called Races as House and Senate Flip, Restoring Checks and Balances
Armenian American Museum Hosts Major Donor Appreciation Reception
Glendale, CA (November 4, 2026) – The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California hosted an appreciation reception for major donors and supporters at
Political Tensions Escalate in Armenia as Pashinyan Threatens Opposition, Defends Parliament Violence, and Government Pursues Church Leadership
YEREVAN — Armenia’s political climate deteriorated further this week as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan threatened increased pressure against parliamentary opposition forces, defended members of his
Lorik Founder to Speak at Five East Coast Universities as Fund Expands Aid
Photo: Shunt Jarchafjian, left, with students after his October 27 talk at Santa Monica College. He speaks at five East Coast universities from November 10
The Turkification of Armenia: From Parliamentary Debate to Parliamentary Brawls
By Levon Baronian The disgraceful scenes witnessed in Armenia’s National Assembly on October 29, when lawmakers exchanged punches, an opposition deputy was left bleeding, and
THE ARTSAKH WEEKLY REPORT
YEREVAN SILENT ON SECOND AZERI BORDER BREACH MIRZOYAN CONCEDES EFFORTS TO FREE HOSTAGES HAVE FAILED BAKU ANNOUNCES “NATIONAL PARK” ON DEPOPULATED ARTSAKH ARMENIAN LANDS The
Enemies Abroad, Pashinyan Within: Armenia Faces Threats on Both Fronts
By Harut Sassounian TheCaliforniaCourier.com Dozens of Armenian Parliament members engaged last week in an ugly physical altercation, punching each other and even throwing a chair,
A Scholarship Should Follow the Student, Not the Old Address
Editor’s Note: Oragark welcomes this contribution addressing the educational challenges facing displaced Artsakh Armenians. While recognizing the importance of providing educational opportunities and assistance to