By Levon Baronian The recent election results in Georgia underscore a significant and pragmatic choice: the Georgian people have chosen stability over the risks associated
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Text of UN-Azerbaijan Agreement Revealed for the Climate Summit to be Held in Baku
By Harut SassounianTheCaliforniaCourier.com As the UN Climate Summit (COP29) is set to be held in Baku starting on November 11, it is becoming increasingly clear
Pashinyan, the collaborator that Armenia’s enemies have longed for
By Ara Nazarian, PhDThe Armenian Weekly The events in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) during the past four years have spotlighted the role of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol
A Government for Itself: Why Armenians Must Rise Against Pashinyan’s Regime
By Andranik Aboyan Introduction: Nikol Pashinyan came to power on the back of promises to champion the Armenian people—especially the working class. His rhetoric of
Baku Hires PR Firm for $4.7 Million To Cleanse Image before Climate Summit
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com Azerbaijan’s dictatorial and corrupt government is paying $4.7 million to a US PR firm in order to whitewash its tarnished image
Armenia’s Leadership: Selling Out Artsakh to Stay in Power
By Levon Baronian The Armenian government’s rush to finalize a peace agreement with Azerbaijan ahead of COP29 is not a product of naiveté or a
Editorial: Armenia’s National Security in Peril – Pashinyan Must Resign
By Levon Baronian The weakening of Armenia’s national security has reached an alarming level, highlighted by recent developments such as the withdrawal of Russian border
Two Rays of Hope
By Garen Yegparian The rays I’m discussing are so different that they might as well have emanated from Sol and Earendel. Nevertheless, as different as
Jerusalem Patriarchate Wins Lawsuit to Recover its Vast Properties in Turkey
By Harut Sassounianwww.TheCaliforniaCourier.com In 2019, I wrote about the status of the lawsuit filed in 2012 in Turkey by the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem to
Armenia’s Political Crackdown Deepens: Even Loyalists Are Not Safe from Purges
By Andranik Aboyan Armenia’s political landscape continues to show signs of increasing authoritarianism as the resignation of Justice Minister Grigor Minasyan highlights the growing intolerance