J. Micah Hancock allisraelnews.com Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan speaks to the media after a military parade marking Republic Day in Yerevan, Armenia May 28. 2026. (Photo: Vahram Baghdasaryan/Photolure

The moral question, however, never changed. If recognizing the Armenian tragedy is a moral imperative today, why was it not one in 2006, or in 1996?Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar attends

By Varouj Pogharian, Bogota, Colombia, Keghart Israel spent decades blocking the recognition of the Armenian Genocide for reasons of state. When it finally reversed course, Armenia inexplicably failed

Panorama Outgoing Armenian National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan paid a farewell visit to President Vahagn Khachaturyan on Thursday. Social media users noticed that the photographs accompanying the

Naira Bulghadarian Azatutyun.am Armenia’s Constitutional Court on Saturday rejected opposition demands to annul the official results of last month’s parliamentary elections that gave victory to

The Armenian Report As Venezuela recovers from a devastating earthquake, Armenian women have spent the past five days preparing hot meals for survivors, emergency responders, and anyone in need—turning

The Foreign Minister of Turkey Hakan Fidan repeated the accusation that Israel is a ‘problem’ for the whole world, demanded international sanctions on Jerusalem following Armenian genocide recognition;

Armenpress Armenian National Assembly Vice Speaker Ruben Rubinyan said he will no longer serve as Armenia’s special envoy for the normalization of relations with Türkiye if he is elected speaker

Armenpress Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended the official farewell ceremony for the late Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ali Khamenei, at the Mosalla Mosque in Tehran.