Parts of the Nagorno-Karabakh region were seized by Azerbaijan in late September, forcing thousands of families to flee into Armenia. World Central Kitchen’s (WCK) Relief Team was on the ground

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia reported that starting March 25, 2024, services for foreigners will be provided at the branch of the Migration and Citizenship Service located

Tikhon Dzyadko, the Editor-in-Chief of the Dozhd (Rain) TV Channel, made a statement, apologizing and providing clarifications regarding the idea voiced on their air from a person who identified himself

By Janos Gereben SF Classical Voice Former San Francisco Opera Orchestra concertmaster Zaven Melikian died on Feb. 6 in his Fairfield home. He was 94, said to be giving violin lessons until recently.

The Hammer Museum will host a concert in April, titled “Intersections: Armenian Classical Composers.” Celebrate the rich and diverse intersections of Armenian musical heritage with exquisite performances

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has accused Russia of planning to “punish” Armenia, its longtime ally whose government is drifting away from Moscow and seemingly aligning with the West. Russia

JAMnews “On Ukraine, we say that self-determination is right and destruction is wrong, so why can we not apply the same principles consistently here? [to Nagorno-Karabakh]” said Rupa Huq, a member

By Aram Ter-Martirosyan In the quest for the next leap in autonomous vehicle technology, quantum entanglement is poised to revolutionize the way self-driving cars perceive the world around them. This