“The Last Repair Shop,” a documentary film that features Steve Bagmanyan, who faced ethnic persecution in Azerbaijan in the 1980s, won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Short Film on Sunday.
By David Ignatius The Washington Post Azerbaijani television last week showed giant shovels demolishing what had once been the parliament building of the ethnic Armenian breakaway region known as
By Rorianne Schrade, New York Concert Review The National Arts Club this week hosted one of the most engaging lecture recitals in memory, as Armenian pianist and musicologist Shahan Arzruni discussed
By Minyvonne Burke NBC NEWS Violet Evelyn Alberts was found dead in her bed on May 27, 2022. Deputies with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office began investigating her death after they
Azerbaijan is demanding the immediate return of four villages Armenia is occupying, Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafayev announced on Saturday. Mustafayev’s office said the state commissions
By David Israel The Jewish Press Azerbaijan has purchased the Sky Dew high-altitude aerostat from Israel, equipped with a state-of-the-art long-range missile and aircraft detection system, the official
By S. Shahi Sportskeeda Serena Williams’ husband Alexis Ohanian expresses his support for Armenia’s potential application to join the European Union, amid the country’s strained relations
By Abdullah Bozkurt meforum.org Turkish intelligence services, operating out of embassies and consulates in the West, have expanded their spying operations in foreign territories, targeting critics
ANKARA, March 8 (Reuters) – Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said local elections scheduled for March 31 would be his last vote, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Friday. Erdogan,
Glendale — Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America (AESA) appointed new board members for 2024. The Board members are Linda Megerdichian (President), Aida Bareghamyan Ph.D. (Vice President),
