By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier 120,000 Armenians in Artsakh are trying to survive in sub-zero temperatures without heat, food and medicines due to the
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Azerbaijan Won’t Stop at Artsakh – Harvard Political Review
On January 22, 2023, the “Harvard Political Review” published an article written by Harvard student and Armenian Youth Federation Eastern U.S. member Mira Nalbandian titled
How President Aliyev Became The Corrupt Despot of Azerbaijan
By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier Journalist Fin Depencier wrote a lengthy exposé in the San Francisco-based Palladium Magazine, titled: “Ilham Aliyev and the Making
The blockade of Artsakh, a failed test…
By Patrick Azadian The blockade of Artsakh is a test of our will as a nation. As it stands, Armenia and Diaspora are failing at
Pashinyan Gets Christmas Gift from Turkey for Letting Artsakh Suffocate
By Levon Baronian The Pashinyan regime continues to deepen its relations with Turkey and reap the so-called benefits, apparently as a direct reward for its
A New Year with a Unified Front for Artsakh
By Garo Madenlian As we say goodbye to 2022 and bring in the new year let’s remember that we have 120,000 Armenians held hostage in
The Right to Live on this Land is Inalienable
By Vahagn Khachatrian I am Vahagn Khachatrian, a young journalist from Artsakh. I am writing this while in blockade. Can you imagine it? Artsakh, this
When Pashinyan’s Treason Gets to the Most Critical Levels
By Vicken Sossikian When Pashinyan’s treason gets to the most critical levels, people turn to the parliamentary opposition minority (namely the ARF/Hayastan Dashinq), to do
Who is Ultimately to Blame for the Situation in Artsakh
By Levon Baronian Let’s make something perfectly clear about who bears the most responsibility for the fact that over 120,000 Armenians have been facing a
An Illusive End to the War in Artsakh
By Vahagn Khachatrian Life continues in its natural way, whereas Artsakh is still under a total blockade. It’s been two years since the war came