Armenian church condemns Azerbaijani exhibition in Warsaw
Panorama The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin has strongly condemned the recent exhibition “Western Azerbaijan In Our Cultural Memory” organized by the Azerbaijani Embassy in Warsaw, Poland.
Clocked Out: How the Armenian Civil Code Sank a $331 Million Claim
By Davit Khachatryan EJIL Talk Can a three-year deadline in Armenia’s Civil Code derail a $331 million investment arbitration? The recent ICSID award in Rasia FZE and Joseph K. Borkowski v. Republic
Installation of endowed chair at USC Dornsife expands focus of Armenian studies
USC Dornsife anthropologist Hrag Papazian now holds the Turpanjian Early Career Chair in Contemporary Armenian Studies. (Photos: Iliana Garcia Photography.) Supported by a philanthropic gift from longtime
Political analyst claims USAID funded 180 bloggers in Armenia
PanArmenian.nrt Yerevan— Political analyst Arthur Khachikyan wrote in a Facebook post that numerous Armenian bloggers have been funded by the United States Agency for International Development
Armenia Votes For UN Resolution Citing ‘Russian Aggression’
Azatutyun.am The United Nations General Assembly votes on a resolution to reaffirm Ukraine’s terroritorial integrity, New York City, February 24, 2025. Armenia has voted for a European Union-sponsored
356 Promient Individuals Condemn Vatican’s Complicity in Azerbaijan’s Falsification and Erasure of the Armenian Church History and Heritage
On April 10, 2025, the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome hosted a conference titled “Christianity in Azerbaijan: History and Modernity.” It was organized by the Baku International Multiculturalism
Joint Commemoration Featuring Harut Sassounian Paying Tribute to 40th Anniversary of UN Recognition of the Armenian Gencocide
Harut Sassounian at the ACEC (Kenneth Martin photo) by Alin K. Gregorian Armenian Mirror-Spectator WATERTOWN — Publisher and syndicated columnist Harut Sassounian, delivering the keynote address at
Sahag II Khabayan (1849-1939): Catholicos of Cilicia as Witness to Massacres and the Armenian Genocide
The annual Raymond Kevorkian Genocide Commemoration Lecture will be delivered by Dr. Bedross Der Matossian of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, and will be followed by a discussion by Dr. Vahe Tachjian.
Pavagan E (Enough!) Zabel Yesayanʼs (1878–1943?) Political Thought on Peace, Justice, and Peopleʼs Right to Self-Defense
Hybrid lecture by Melissa Bilal, the Promise Professor in Armenian Music, Arts, and Culture at UCLA, as part of the Promise Armenian Institutes 2025 commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. Anna Aleksanyan,
Armenia Is Being Liquidated — Quietly, Systematically, and with Full Complicity
By Armen Ayvazyan The Republic of Armenia is on the verge of political annihilation. This is not an exaggeration. It is a process already well underway — managed from outside, executed from within,
