Former Armenian defense minister Vigen Sargsyan in US wanted by Armenia in money laundering case
Armenpress Former Defense Minister Vigen Sargsyan has been declared wanted by Armenian law enforcement agencies in a money laundering case, days after investigators indicted him along with other former
Women seemingly forced to sell hair to survive in Iran, following Armenian smuggling attempt
Many Iranian activists have speculated that the hair came from some of the protesters killed during the January demonstrations, but hair smuggling was already a problem in Iran. An Iranian woman walks
In Armenia too, all elections are local
Daraj.media While international media coverage portrays the elections in Armenia as a geopolitical struggle between Russia and a “West”, the key to understand the victory of Nikol Pashinyan is local.
Catholicos Karekin II claims ‘persecution and repression’ of Armenian Apostolic Church
byJONATHAN LUXMOORE Churchtimes.co.uk Tensions renewed with the country’s Prime Minister after election landslide ALAMY The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, speaks at his party HQ on Monday
Benefactor Aris Stambolian Sponsors New Projects at Chamlian School
Long-time benefactor Aris Stambolian visited Western Prelate Archbishop Kegham Khacherian at the Prelacy on June 4. Western Prelate Arch. Kegham Khacherian pins the “Cilician Eagle” Medal on Aris
Netanyahu Calls Erdogan ‘Antisemitic Dictator’ After Turkish Leader Says Israel ‘Also Threaten Turkey’
The Media Line A sharp diplomatic dispute erupted Wednesday between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after Erdogan warned that Israeli military operations
If Trump believes in Azerbaijan-Armenia peace, why does Baku want weapons?
By Michael Rubin AEI On June 1, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev posted a framed order President Donald Trump gave him waiving Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act. Essentially, Trump’s
Prosecutors Silent About Tsarukian’s ‘Illegal’ Indictment
Shoghik Galstian Azatutyun.am Prosecutor-General Anna Vardapetian addresses the National Assembly, Yerevan, July 4, 2025. Law-enforcement authorities remained reluctant on Wednesday to explain why they

