Two prominent Armenian opposition figures remained subject to severe restrictions this week as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government continued its post-election campaign against political opponents.
Year: 2026
Statue Honoring Karo Sasuni Unveiled in Gyumri
A statue honoring prominent Armenian revolutionary, statesman and intellectual Karo Sasuni was unveiled at the intersection of Proshyan and Garegin Nzhdeh streets in Gyumri. Sasuni
IOC Moves to Protect Armenian Olympic Committee After Government Seizure
The International Olympic Committee says it is examining ways to protect Armenia’s National Olympic Committee following the government’s seizure and closure of its Yerevan headquarters.
What Happened to Israel’s Recognition of the Armenian Genocide? Fact vs. Rumor
By Harut Sassounian TheCaliforniaCourier.com On a daily basis, we are all inundated with so much misinformation that it is becoming almost impossible to distinguish fact
Resilience is Not Optional
By Levon Baronian Our people are living through one of the hardest chapters of modern Armenian history. Artsakh has been emptied. Our prisoners remain in
Opposition Blocs Enter New Parliament with Pledge to Continue Struggle Against Pashinyan
YEREVAN — Armenia’s two parliamentary opposition forces have decided to accept their mandates in the newly elected National Assembly, while pledging to coordinate their efforts
Exposing Countries, One Pipeline at a Time
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
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