Hours after Azerbaijan launched a large scale attack against Artsakh, Nikol Pashinyan went on a live broadcast and asserted that “the Republic of Armenia is
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Heavy Fighting Reported In Artsakh
Heavy explosions were reported from Stepanakert and other parts of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) on Tuesday as Azerbaijan announced a large-scale military operation against the Armenian-populated region.
Artsakh Accepts Compromise Deal On Aid Supplies
Azerbaijan allowed the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to ship two truckloads of humanitarian aid to Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) through the Lachin corridor and
Over $150,000 Raised at Fundraiser Dedicated to ARF Activities in Western United States
On the evening of Saturday, September 16, a fundraiser event to support national and community services was held at the residence of Raffi and Maral
Artsakh President Appoints New State Minister
On September 18, President of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) Samvel Shahramanyan signed a decree on appointing Artur Harutyunyan as State Minister, Shahramanyan’s Office announced. Harutyunyan served as
Opposition Groups Get Enough Votes To Name Yerevan Mayor
Three disparate opposition groups won a majority of seats in Yerevan’s municipal council elected on Sunday, putting them in a position to install the new
Only 28.4% Turnout in Yerevan City Council Elections
A total of 234,553 people or 28.46 percent of eligible voters participated in the election of the Yerevan City Council, the Central Electoral Commission has
Baroness Caroline Cox Visits Lachin Corridor Entrance
Baroness Caroline Cox, a member of the House of Lords of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, visited the entrance to the Lachin corridor. Trucks
Biden Administration Dodges Senate Demands for U.S. Action to Break Azerbaijan’s Genocidal Blockade of Artsakh
WASHINGTON, DC – Under intense grilling today by the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, a mid-level Biden-Harris Administration aide repeatedly dodged direct questions about the State
Armenia To Ratify International Court Treaty Amid Tensions With Russia
Despite stern warnings from Russia, Armenia will unconditionally accept jurisdiction of an international court that issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin early