I Am Disappointed and Hurt that Armenians are Not Allowed to Enter the Homeland YEREVAN, ARMENIA – A few days ago, Syune Abrahamyan, a member
Category: Featured
‘Armenia Without Nikol’, Resistance Movement Marches On
YEREVAN, ARMENIA – Today, on July 29, the rally of “Resistance” movement marched on, starting once again in Yerevan’s France Square. At the beginning of
Armenia Set To Start Work On New ‘Corridor’ To Artsakh
Azatutyun.am – Armenia is due to start building next month the Armenian section of a new highway that will replace the existing corridor connecting it
ANCA Mobilizing Grassroots Pro-Armenian Activism Across the U.S.
On-Line and In-Person Briefings Update and Empower Local Chapter Advocacy WASHINGTON, DC – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) – in a series of online
Community Group Appeals to Western Prelacy to Aid Armenian Prisoners of War
In these times of unprecedented national crisis and concern for Armenians of all religious, cultural, and political stripes, whether in the Diaspora or Homeland, our
Armenian Officials Falsify the Reason For Banning Papazian from Armenia
By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier Last week, I wrote about a scandalous incident when Armenian officials did not allow Mourad Papazian, a French Armenian
The U.S. Continues to Steamroll ‘Peace in Region’ Narrative, Solely at Armenia’s Expense
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Monday, the State Department’s official website announced that the U.S. Secretary of State had a phone conversation with Nikol Pashinyan. The
Foreign Investment in Armenia Drops Sharply by 65% in 2022
During the first quarter of 2022, in the months of January, February, and March, foreign investments in Armenia were reduced by nearly 50 billion drams,
The Armenian Bar Association Calls for Due Process and Respect for Rule of Law in Armenia
The Armenian Bar Association is deeply concerned about the lack of due process in the continued detention of opposition political figure Avetik Chalabyan. As a
Armenians Still Prosecuted For Insulting Pashinyan
Azatutyun.am – Three weeks after a stated decriminalization of slander in Armenia, law-enforcement authorities are continuing to formally prosecute individuals accused of insulting Prime Minister