In a political climate too often saturated with spectacle, Robert Kocharyan’s recent press conference stood out for something rare in today’s Armenia: a coherent governing
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Washington Agreements. Some Flaws in the “Peace” Agreement (Part II)
By Gevorg Ghukasyan, PhD in Political SciencesSpecial Project Manager at Armenian National Committee – International On August 8, 2025, facilitated by U.S. mediation in Washington, the
AYF-WUS Annual Convention Sets Goals, Elects New Central Executive
LOS ANGELES, CA – The AYF-Western United States held its 51st annual convention from Thursday, September 18, to Sunday, September 21, 2025. Delegates from all 12
Washington Agreements: Geopolitical Predispositions and General Provisions (Part I)
By Gevorg Ghukasyan, PhD in Political SciencesSpecial Project Manager at Armenian National Committee – International Translated from the original Armenian article The events in Washington on
Armenian American Museum Heritage Gala to Showcase Sonata Music School Performance
Glendale, CA (October 7, 2025) – The Armenian American Museum and Cultural Center of California will present an inspiring evening of live entertainment at the
Recent Appointment Suggests More Diplomatic Ineptitude on the Horizon
WASHINGTON, DC – Nothing has so defined Nikol Pashinyan’s government during the past seven years than his steady stream of humiliating failures at the negotiations
Pashinyan’s Ally Confirms Plan to Remove Opposition Mayor of Gyumri
A political ally of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has confirmed that the Armenian leader intends to remove Gyumri’s newly elected opposition mayor, Vartan Ghukasian —
Part 2: Resisting Information Warfare What You Can Do…
The following is the second installation of a series of public service announcements to raise awareness concerning Information Warfare and its effects on our communities
US Government is More Pro-Artsakh Than the Prime Minister of Armenia
By Harut Sassounian TheCaliforniaCourier.com Just when we had lost all hope that the United States government would ever say or do anything to support Artsakh,
AI, STEM, and the Future of Genius
Sometime in late 1780s, a math teacher in an elementary school in Brunswick, Germany, asked his students to add up the numbers from 1 to