By Andranik Aboyan In the corridors of power in Yerevan, a legislative shift is unfolding that transcends simple debates over “press freedom.” The Armenian government’s
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Persecution of Minorities in Turkey Did not end in 1915; Still Going On
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com Turkey’s persecution and systematic violation of human rights of Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks, and Jews did not end in 1915. A century
ANCA Reflects on Success of 2025 Kasparian Summer Academy
— Record Number of Armenian American High Schoolers Travel to Capitol Hill for Advocacy Training and Leadership Development WASHINGTON, DC – As 2025 draws to a
A Most Toxic Office: How Armenia’s ‘High’ Commissioner of Diasporan Affairs Sows Division, Discontent, and Disinformation Across Communities and Continents Pt.1
“Whoever controls the Diaspora controls the future of the Republic of Armenia”—an idea well understood by the official responsible for Diaspora affairs, Zareh Sinanyan. By
The Philosophy of Organizational Politics: Power, Legitimacy, and the Integrity of Mission
By Dr. Prof. M. Mkhitar Moradian, PhD Bioanalyst Organizational politics is a universal feature of collective human activity. Wherever people gather around a shared mission, power
AYF Juniors Gaydzag and ARS Araz Chapters Support Burbank Fire Department’s Spark of Love Toy Drive
This holiday season, the AYF Juniors Gaydzag Chapter of Burbank joined together with the ARS Burbank Araz Chapter in a meaningful act of community service
ANCA Glendale Celebrates GUSD’s Adoption of Western Armenian Dual Language Immersion Program
Glendale, CA – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) –Glendale Chapter proudly welcomes the Glendale Unified School District Board’s direction to staff to develop a
The Mercantile Phantasmagoria of the Caucasus: Oil, Blood, and the Democratic Circus
By Andranik AboyanThe recent dispatch from the Caucasus, detailing the arrival of fuel from the state monopolies of Azerbaijan into the Armenian market—facilitated by the
Religion, Politics, and Individual Perception
By Juliette Davtian Throughout history and even today, religion has shown an extraordinary ability to shape political power, challenge governments, and influence conflicts often more
Turkish Op-Ed: Erdoğan’s “Final Obstacle” Is Karekin II
By Vicken Sosikian In an op-ed published in the nationalist Turkish newspaper “Aydinilik,” political commentator Erkin Feyaz Esli writes “Turkey is poised to achieve its