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Europeans For Artsakh Platform Releases a Statement condemming attempts to sow division between Armenia and the Diaspora

Brussels, 26 August 2026— Yesterday, the Europeans For Artsakh Platform released a statement to condemn the recent statements made by a deputy of the ruling power of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, directed against the Armenian Diaspora and structures advocating for pan-Armenian interests. The EAFJD lends its full support to the statement:

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Israeli Official Recognition of the Armenian Genocide

Dr Harry Hagopian, KSG, Public International Lawyer & Consultant on Alternative Dispute Resolution, Former Executive Director, Campaign for Recognition of the Armenian Genocide (CRAG), London

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“The Failure of Rehabilitation, the Failure of Repair: Why Addressing the Armenian Genocide Is Crucial for the Survival of the Armenian People Today”

The abridged version of Prof. Henri Theriault’s full article below has now been published in Parliament’s main magazine, “The House” for distribution to 3,000 politicians, civil servants, think-thanks and other government-related organisations: article in “The House” Article, Volume 48, 22 April 2025 Henry C. Theriault, Ph.D. Worcester State University, USA There is a pervasive yet false

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After Artsakh: Pashinyan’s New ‘Zero Point’

Eight years after the 2018 “Velvet Revolution,” Armenia’s authorities are presenting a book titled Take a Step, Reject Serzh, written by Armen Grigoryan, who, immediately after the revolution, moved straight from civil society into the position of Secretary of the Security Council. By the time the book was presented, however, he had already handed over

The Seeds of the Pomegranate: When Brazil Danced with Armenia

Through four workshops across Brazil, Shakeh Major Tchilingirian presented Armenian dance as a living language of memory, identity and belonging.

Vladimir Putin Has Added to Pashinyan’s Stockpile

The most discussed topic in Armenia over the past week was, of course, the Pashinyan–Putin meeting in Bishkek. One of the most widely discussed episodes was a video recorded immediately afterward in a government vehicle, in which Nikol Pashinyan said that he had had a very good meeting with the Russian president. Many people are

UNICEF and the Afeyan Foundation Partner to Advance Mental Health and Psychosocial Support

Innovative uSupport Platform for Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Launched

New Jersey AYF Olympics summary results 2026

We hope you have been following the events of the 92nd AYF Olympics in New Jersey this Labor Day weekend with Mark Gavoor’s daily recap articles.  Following is a summary of the results from the games. The Detroit “Kopernik Tandourjian” Chapter won the title for the fourth year in a row, followed by the Philadelphia

Ruben Vardanyan’s Wife Asks To Join Security Council Secretary Alen Simonyan’s Potential Baku Trip

Veronika Zonabend, the wife of unjustly imprisoned Armenian businessman and philanthropist Ruben Vardanyan, has sent an open letter to Alen Simonyan, Secretary of the Security Council of the Republic of Armenia, requesting to accompany him on his potential trip to Baku and to help arrange meetings between the Armenian hostage families and their unjustly imprisoned

International Institutions Must Move Beyond Ceremonial Responses to Concrete, Coordinated Action: Cultural Heritage Ombudsman of Artsakh

Time is running out. What is needed is not another expression of concern, but action.

Artsakh marks 35 years of independence in exile

On Sept. 2, Artsakh Armenians marked 35 years since the declaration of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, an anniversary now observed in exile after the occupation of Artsakh and the ethnic cleansing of its Armenian population. On that day in 1991, local deputies declared the creation of the Republic of Artsakh. Built through the mobilisation, sacrifice and

The Nakhichevan protocol: A blueprint for the destruction of Artsakh 

After Azerbaijan, with massive help from Turkey, defeated Artsakh in the 44-day war of 2020, Baku imposed a blockade and then launched a final assault in September 2023, resulting in the total ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Artsakh. Since then, Baku has shifted its priority from depopulation to erasing every vestige of Armenian existence in

Thieves steal four Renoir paintings from museum on French Riviera, two dropped during chase

Police arrived within five minutes to give chase, leading the thieves to drop two ‌canvases, ⁠but they made off with the other two,

It Has to Be Said: Water Mismanagement

In this episode of It Has to Be Said, Maria Titizian examines Armenia’s water crisis and argues that the country’s biggest problem is not a lack of water, but how poorly it’s managed. From leaking infrastructure and inefficient irrigation to untreated wastewater, depleted groundwater and mismanagement, the failures are systemic, and climate change is making

Become a Unibank shareholder and acquire perpetual bonds with a 13.25% yield

Moody’s upgraded Unibank’s rating outlook to “Positive” and affirmed its long-term deposit ratings at B1, citing the Bank’s high asset quality, stable profitability and limited reliance on more unstable sources of funding.

Tamara Stepanyan’s In the Land of Arto to represent Armenia at the 99th Academy Awards

The Armenian Film Academy is pleased to announce that Tamara Stepanyan’s feature film In the Land of Arto will represent Armenia at the 99th Academy Awards in the Best International Feature Film category. We wish the film good luck!!! Armenian Film Academy

Armenia’s Tech Summer: From Ambition to Infrastructure

Listen to the AI generated audio article.  Your browser does not support the audio element. Summer usually brings a slower rhythm to Yerevan. But for the Armenian tech community, at home and across the diaspora, the usual summer slowdown didn’t seem to arrive. From the much-discussed AI infrastructure projects to new milestones for Armenian-founded companies,

Byblos Bank Armenia stands with the “TUMO for Artsakh Youth” program

Through Byblos Bank Armenia’s contribution, the program will periodically assess the needs of approximately 6,000 young people, provide extracurricular educational opportunities and respond to other identified needs of beneficiary youth.

All Armflix Content Is Once Again Available on Uplay

The Armenian VOD package is available to Ucom fixed-line (IPTV) subscribers. Priced at AMD 2,300 per month, the package features exclusively Armenian content, including popular films, series and sitcoms from Hayfilm, Armenia TV, Sharm, and Armflix.

US envoys leave Kyiv without breakthrough on ending war

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Supply concerns drive FAO Food Price Index higher

Adverse weather, Middle East Conflict, and Black Sea trade logistics mostly behind higher quotations for major food commodities

Armenia Ready to Explore Concrete Investment Opportunities with Latvia

Visa liberalization with the European Union is a key priority for Armenia and an important component of our broader and deepening partnership with the EU.

Naregatsi Art Institute hosted the annual festive event “Your Culture Connection” on the anniversary of the Union

This year, the festive event “Your Culture Connection” is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Daniel Yerazhisht, artistic advisor to the Naregatsi Art Institute, violinist, conductor, musicologist, and the RA Honored Artist.

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