Merhat Sharipzhan RFE/RL Azerbaijan Service Vidadi Isgandarli, an Azerbaijani opposition figure in exile well-known for his fierce criticism of the government, has died in France after being brutally
Turkish Minute Sezgin Baran Korkmaz, a Turkish businessman facing charges of money laundering and fraud in the United States, attempted to donate $50,000 to New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ 2021 election
LOS ANGELES – In a move to build upon efforts to combat retail theft across the state, Assemblymember Pilar Schiavo has appointed Greg Martayan as her Senior Advisor for issues surrounding public
Iranian and Armenian officials attended a ceremony for the opening of what Tehran is hailing as the largest Iranian trade center in world in Yerevan. Iran’s Trade Minister Seyyed Mohammad Atabak and
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Promotion of Truth, Justice, Reparation, and Guarantees of Non-Recurrence, Fabián Salvioli, has published a new report, in which he has addressed the ethnic
Yerevan — A Memorial to Aurora Mardiganian and the Martyrs of the Armenian Genocide was unveiled in Yerevan on Monday in the park area near the Komitas Museum-Institute. The monument was envisioned
Fresno Holy Trinity Church Plans Food Bazaar Fresno’s Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church is planning to hold its annual food bazaar on October 18th. The event features authentic Armenian cuisine.
Turkish fans stormed a soccer field and physically assaulted players of the Homenetmen Valence team during a match on Sunday at the Drôme-Ardèche district of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, injuring
Boston — The Afeyan Foundation announced that it has allocated its previously announced $2 million commitment to help the more than 100,000 people displaced from Artsakh last year. This financial
Exhibit Chronicles Azerbaijani Aggression against Artsakh’s Indigenous Armenians and the Need WASHINGTON – The photo exhibit “Real-Time Genocide: Artsakh,” featuring the works of photojournalist
