Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Wednesday once again tried to frighten the Armenian public with warnings of renewed war if the opposition comes to power
Year: 2026
Congressional Leaders to Join Armenian Americans on Capitol Hill in Demanding Justice for a Century of Genocide
— April 15th Capitol Hill Commemoration and Congressional Staff Briefing will Link 1915 and 1923 Genocides to Present-Day Armenian Security and Artsakh’s Right of Return
Artsakh Parliament Condemns Pashinyan’s Disgraceful Remarks About Displaced Artsakhtsis
The factions of the National Assembly of the Republic of Artsakh have issued a joint statement strongly condemning Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s latest remarks about
Government Hides Bonus Payouts to Pashinyan and Ministers
The Armenian government has refused to reveal how much in bonuses Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, his deputy, and cabinet ministers will receive for their work
Armenia’s Next Election Is a Do-or-Die Moment
By Alex Manoukian In 2021, during Armenia’s snap parliamentary elections, the opposition warned that the votewould be the most consequential in the country’s modern history.
An Outburst That Revealed the Truth
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s disgraceful outburst against a displaced Artsakh Armenian woman in Yerevan once again exposed his contempt for the very people who suffered
Pashinyan Gives a New Reason not to Back Him in Next Parliamentary Elections
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com After eight years of inept leadership, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan continues to damage Armenia’s interests, after giving away Artsakh to Azerbaijan.
From Planning to Execution
By Levon Baronian For years, Armenian institutions in the Diaspora and the Republic have shown that they understand the problems facing the nation. The discussions
Armenian Bar Association Statement on the US Commission on International Religious Freedom Annual Report: Turkey and Azerbaijan
March 20, 2026 The Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Azerbaijan continue to merit serious concern fortheir treatment of religious and cultural minorities. In
The Perils and Possibilities of the Diaspora’s New Capital
By Levon Baronian For more than a century, when Armenians spoke of the Diaspora, they usually imagined a map whose principal centers lay in the