By Andranik Aboyan During a closed-door meeting at Yerevan State University, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reportedly told students that the fall of Artsakh — the
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The Mirage and the Measure: On Armenia’s Arithmetic of Absence
By Andranik Aboyan There is a kind of silence that only statistics can produce. It hums beneath parliamentary hearings, slides between graphs, and settles into
Pashinyan and Partner Use Vulgar Slanders to Smear the Armenian Church
By Harut SassounianTheCaliforniaCourier.com In recent months, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has exhibited frequent episodes of erratic behavior that raise serious questions about his mental stability.
It is Time to Take Turkey to Court; No Need for More Genocide Recognition
By Harut SassounianTheCaliforniaCourier.com Ever since the Armenian Genocide of 1915, Armenians have fought relentlessly to inform the world about the systematic extermination of 1.5 million
Reassessing the Allegations: Robert Kocharyan, Wealth, and the Politics of Accusation
By Levon Baronian Since his return to political life following the 2018 Velvet Revolution, Armenia’s second President Robert Kocharyan has remained a subject of controversy,
YouTube Posts Two Sensational Videos Presenting Armenia as a Muslim Nation
By Harut Sassounianwww.TheCaliforniaCourier.com On YouTube, I came across two fictional videos that distort Armenia’s history and identity. The first video, which runs for nine minutes
Armenians Think They are the Only Ones Who Lack Unity: That is not Correct
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com Armenians often lament that they are a divided nation, believing mistakenly that other people are far more united. This perception mirrors
Azerbaijan Whitewashes Genocide with Luxury Tourism, Academic Projects, Business Ventures in Occupied Artsakh
Azerbaijan’s ethnic cleansing and unabated destruction of indigenous Armenian populations, cultural heritage sites, and Christian Armenian religious sites, in Artsakh has entered a new and
Judicial Corruption in Pashinyan’s Armenia: The Case of Artush Gabrielyan and the Broader System
By Stepan Stepanian Under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s administration, allegations of judicial corruption have increasingly undermined public confidence in Armenia’s rule of law. Authoritative analyses—including
110 Years Later: There Can Be No Peace Without Justice
By Levon Baronian Each year, as Armenians around the world gather to commemorate the Armenian Genocide, we light candles and march with torches not simply