By Maya Balmanukyan and Amaras Mehrabian For small countries, geopolitics has often outweighed principle. This is exemplified by Armenia’s situation. Western governments frequently claim to
Year: 2026
Climbing Musa Dagh: The Fire That Still Burns in Every Armenian Heart
By William M. Paparian On July 21, 1915, the mountain called. In the shadow of Musa Dagh — the Mountain of Moses — six Armenian
ANCA Next Gen Hosts First Summer Social, Drawing Record Turnout in San Francisco
The Armenian National Committee of America’s Young Professionals Program Draws One of the Largest Armenian-American Young Professionals Gatherings the Bay Area has Seen to date.
Govertment Seizes Tsarukian’s Assets, Leaving Thousands Out of Work
The Armenian government has taken control of two prominent properties associated with jailed opposition leader Gagik Tsarukian, escalating a campaign against his businesses that has
Armenian Government Advances ‘Trump Route’ Despite Legal Conflicts and Sovereignty Concerns
The Armenian government has approved a controversial agreement granting the United States sweeping authority over a proposed transit route through southern Armenia, despite an official
Belgian Senator Gaëtan Van Goidsenhoven Briefed on Latest Legal Developments Concerning Armenian Hostages Held in Baku
On Tuesday, EAFJD President Kaspar Karampetian accompanied Siranush Sahakyan, ED of the Armenian Legal Center (ALC) and Director of ICLaw, who represents the Armenian hostages
What must not be yielded
Ara Nazarian There are moments in the life of a nation when policy becomes more than policy. A border crossing, a mountain pass, a city
RCDS Calls on International Partners to Impose Visa Restrictions on Individuals Promoting Hate Speech Against Nagorno-Karabakh Refugees
On July 15, Armenia’s Regional Center for Democracy and Security (RCDS) submitted a letter to the Heads of Diplomatic Missions of the European Union Member States, other
NGO says Armenian music school removed artwork depicting Artsakh monument as ‘anti-state’
An Armenian nongovernmental organization has accused state institutions of failing to adequately protect the cultural heritage of Azerbaijani-held Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) and said a recent incident
Armenian opposition member says detention motion lacks factual basis
Aregnaz Manukyan, a board member of the opposition Mother Armenia party, has denied any wrongdoing and said prosecutors’ request to place her in pretrial detention