Azerbaijan has dismissed Armenia’s recent decision to provide additional maps of minefields in and around Nagorno-Karabakh, responding to Azerbaijani requests for such information. This development
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During 2.5-Hour-Interview, Pres. Aliyev Made Existential Threats to Armenia
By Harut Sassounian,Publisher, The California Courier Pres. Ilham Aliyev, the dictator of Baku, gave a 2.5-hour-long press conference to Azeri journalists on January 10, 2024,
Artsakh Factions Vow To Fight For ‘Collective Repatriation’
Vartan Oskanian, a former Armenian foreign minister, has announced that he will lead a political committee set by Artsakh’s (Nagorno-Karabakh’s) main political factions exiled in
Azerbaijan Added to US List of Religious Freedom Offenders
For the first time, the United States has recognized Azerbaijan as a violator of religious freedom. Inclusion on the State Department’s second-tier Special Watch List
Ghukasian aka “Dog” Kicked Out of His Own Party
A fugitive video blogger who helped Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan install a new mayor of Yerevan in October has accused the Armenian government of breaking
COVID-19 and Flu Transmission, Hospitalizations Remain Elevated as Residents Return to School and Work in LA County
With respiratory virus transmission and hospitalizations remaining elevated in Los Angeles County, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is asking residents
Turkey and Azerbaijan Announce Plans to Complete “Zangezur Corridor”
By Hoory MinoyanThe Armenian Weekly YEREVAN—Just when the discourse surrounding the so-called “Zangezur Corridor” seemed to have subsided or retreated from the forefront of discussions,
At Least 223 Artsakh Armenians Killed During Azeri Offensive
At least 198 soldiers and 25 civilian residents of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) were killed during last September’s Azerbaijani military offensive that enabled Baku to recapture the
U.S. Peace Efforts ‘Not Thwarted By Russia’
Russia is not torpedoing U.S. efforts to broker an Armenian-Azerbaijani peace accord despite being strongly opposed to them, the U.S. State Department insisted on Thursday.
Trial of Armenia’s Second President, Robert Kocharyan, Dismissed
A court in Yerevan ended the marathon trial of former President Robert Kocharyan on Wednesday, December 27 after he agreed to plead the statute of