Keeping Up with Andrea Martin
The actress stars in “Meet the Cartozians,” a new play about an Armenian family of reality-TV stars who are suspiciously similar to the Kardashians. By Henry Alford Illustration by João Fazenda
Author: Gohar Grigoryan
AGMI Researchers Expose for the First Time the Hidden Role of Female Perpetrators in the Armenian Genocide
YEREVAN — The Armenian Genocide Museum‑Institute (AGMI) has announce the publication of a pioneering article, “In the Shadow of Genocide: Female Perpetrators of the Armenian Genocide,” in
Two-Thirds of Armenians Don’t Believe Peace is Possible with Azerbaijan — By Harut Sassounian
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com Over the years, I have been following many polls that tracked the views of Armenia’s population on key social and political issues. All of them have
Prayer Breakfast Participants Call for Release of Imprisoned Clergy in Armenia
Armenia hold first Prayer Breakfast in Yerevan on Nov. 14 Participants in Armenia’s first-ever “Prayer Breakfast” have called on the authorities to release several clergy members who are currently
First Prayer Breakfast Held In Armenia
Susan Badalian Azatutyun.am The opening ceremony for the first Prayer Breakfast in Armenia, Yerevan, November 14, 2025. An event modeled on the U.S. tradition of holding National Prayer Breakfasts took
Armenia existed thousands of years before ‘Azerbaijan’ — Yaakov Kedmi
Alphanews Speaking with Alpha News, Yaakov Kedmi, former head of the Israeli intelligence agency Nativ, commented on Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s statement that Armenians are not indigenous
Turkish soccer scandal over betting
A Turkish flag waves at the Turkish Football Federation headquarters, in Istanbul, Turkey (AP Photo/San Francisco Associated Press ISTANBUL (AP) — Turkish soccer temporarily banned 102 professional
Turkish Prosecutors Seek Over 2,000 Years for Incarcerated Istanbul Mayor
Turkish prosecutors accuse the incarcerated Istanbul mayor of leading a sprawling corruption and organized crime network, with alleged public losses topping $3.8 billion and potential prison time of
CivilNet Counsel calls Avinyan verdict a “dangerous precedent” for press freedomI
By Gevorg Tosunyan Civilnet CivilNet will appeal a court ruling that sided with Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan in a defamation case over an investigative report about his family’s business ties, said
