By Opalyn Mok GEORGE TOWN, April 28 — More than 220 years ago, Armenian traders and merchants landed in Penang, creating a trading link between India, Singapore and Penang. One of the earliest records
A bus accident in southern Armenia has resulted in the deaths of at least five Iranians with nine others injured, according to a statement from the country’s Interior Ministry released on Saturday.
The Zoryan Institute established its annual essay contest in 2023 to provide an opportunity for high school students students to make their voices heard and contribute to the ongoing work of preventing
YEREVAN (ARMENPRESS) — Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan postponed a White House meeting with President Joe Biden, a source familiar with the situation and a Turkish official said on Friday of
The Olympic Committee of Greece in cooperation with the Honorary Consulate of Armenia in Thessaloniki designated the Armenian Khatchkhar (Cross-stone) Memorial in Thessaloniki as one of the crossing
by Michael Rubin The Armenian Mirror-Spectator The year 2023 marked perhaps the worst year for Armenians since the Genocide of more than a century ago. Azerbaijanis backed by Turkish Special Forces
GLENDALE — A Community Wide Event to commemorate the Armenian Genocide took place at Parcher Plaza, Glendale City Hall, on April 24, 2024. Organized by the Armenian Genocide Committee (AGC), a coalition
YEREVAN — Armenian government has decided to open Consulate General in Tabriz, Iran. The issue of opening was included in the agenda of the session of the Armenian government’s package of non-reportable
By Charles Collins LEICESTER, United Kingdom – Christian leaders in Britain have asked the UK Government to formally recognize the deaths of Armenians during World War I as a “genocide.” In a
“Azerbaijan Sanctions Review Act” requires the State Department to report on the applicability of Magnitsky Act sanctions against Azerbaijani officials WASHINGTON, DC – Representatives Dina
