By Margherita Stancati | Photography by Ofir Berman for WSJ JERUSALEM—In Jerusalem’s Old City, a group of Israeli teenagers recently banged on the door of the headquarters of the
RFI An Azerbaijani appeal court has upheld the 10-year sentence of a French national, Martin Ryan, for “espionage”, in a case that arose against a backdrop of tensions between Paris and Baku.
Armenia’s new immigration reforms, originally planned for August 1, 2026, have been delayed until November 1 and will introduce work visas, biometric residence cards, digital permit applications
Oleksiy Leonov Militarnyi Armenia unveiled the new Nizak anti-tank missile system, which resembles the Chinese GAM-102LR system in appearance. This was reported by analyst Hov Nazaretyan. Thanks to
Alexander Pracht Civilnet Over the past year, tensions between the Armenian government and the Armenian Apostolic Church have escalated into an open and sustained dispute. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s
Armenpress Armenian Ambassador to the United States Narek Mkrtchyan and Consul General of Armenia in Los Angeles Anna Avetisyan met at the consulate with Archbishop Kegham Khacherian, Prelate of the
Marriott Reverses Course After 120-Hour Rapid Response by ANCA, Global Counterparts, and Coalition Partners WASHINGTON, DC – Marriott Bonvoy has dropped its controversial tourism package to ethnically
By Darab Gajar RFE/RL Ruslan Izzetli (left)and Alasgar Mammadli, two of nine independent journalists to be handed lengthy prison sentences in Azerbaijan this week. (composite file photo) When Human
Naira Bulghadarian Azatutyun.am Lawyer and opposition figure Liparit Drmeyan talks to journalists outside a court in Yerevan, August 31, 2026. A former government official who has denounced Armenia’s
Azatutyun.am Workers of the Ararat Brandy-Wine-Vodka Factory protest outside its premises in Yerevan, July 13, 2026. The Armenian authorities have officially seized another of the several dozen companies
