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High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas highly appreciated the government’s commitment to democratic reforms at a meeting with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol…
Executive Summary The recent coup attempt in Armenia marks the most serious threat to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s authority since the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. This event reveals a volatile intersection…
Their presence in Fresno was about more than a bustling crowd and a victorious game. It marked the beginning of the team’s ultimate journey to the 2028 Olympics and honored…
On Wednesday June 24, U.S. Embassy Yerevan issued a statement on its Official Facebook page: Congratulations to Yana Simonyan on her acceptance to West Point – The U.S. Military Academy,…
By now, it is clear that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent attacks on the Armenian Apostolic Church are neither spontaneous nor merely political—they are deliberate, targeted and strategically aligned with…
The Chinese embassy in Tehran has issued an evacuation notice listing border points for entry into Turkey, Armenia, and Turkmenistan, according to Reuters. The embassy has released multiple advisories in…
Documenting the stories of children killed by Azerbaijani aggression in Artsakh reminds us that behind every statistic is a human life—with dreams, hopes and visions of a future cut short…
Over the past 30 years, Yerevan has been quietly undergoing a green transformation, one tree at a time. At the heart of this effort is the Armenia Tree Project’s (ATP)…
Last month, Dalan Art Gallery in Yerevan hosted an exhibition of photographs by Artsakh-born photographer Nare Arushanyan. Titled “Echoes of Home,” the show featured poignant depictions of life in Artsakh…
Within the larger framework of the global Armenian nation, we have a series of “subcultures.” These are usually comprised of local traditions and history that manifest through social events. In…