Monthly Archive: September 2025

By Lydia Swinscoe The Times The Armenian capital, Yerevan, isn’t at the top of everyone’s city break wishlist, but with striking architecture, Mount Ararat views and ancient culture, it should be.

Hurriyet Türkiye and Armenia are set to take another step toward normalizing relations as delegations from both countries prepare to meet this week, diplomatic sources said on Sept. 7. A Turkish

By Jirair Tutunjian There was an unprecedented, unusual, and history-altering event recently in New York City as the leaders of 197 Member States of the United Nations gathered in the organization’s

Ronaldo shares a heartfelt post on X. Volodymyr Varukh, Daily Sports On September 6, Portugal faced Armenia away from home. The Portuguese side demolished their opponents with a resounding 5-0 victory.

By Jirair Tutunjian Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Turkey has assumed the unsolicited role as big brother to the dictators of Central Asia’s five Turkic states. Chaffing under the oppressive

One football Portugal started the 2026 World Cup qualifiers with a convincing 5-0 win in Armenia. It was one way traffic at Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium where João Félix headed home João