By Aleksandar Vasovic Reuters A police officer escorts an Iranian-Turkish national, who is suspected of hacking attacks that damaged U.S. infrastructure to the tune of $3.4 billion according to Montenegrin
Gayane Saribekian Azatutyun.am An underpass wall in downtown Yerevan before and after the removal of a mural of Haykaz Mkrtchian, a soldier killed in the 2020 war in Nagorno-Karabakh. Municipal authorities
Susan Badalian Azatutyun.am Hayastan Hakobian, an administrator and lecturer of a state college in Armavir. In what she sees as political retribution, an Armenian college administrator and lecturer
Azatutyun.am Women walk past an Iranian security forces vehcile parked under a banner honoring Iran’s slain supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Tehran, March 31, 2026. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian
Sacramento, CA – The California State Assembly has created a newly formed Select Committee on California and Armenia Mutual Trade, Art and Cultural Exchange. The newly formed select committee will
Foreign Ministry says Israeli decision distorts historical facts, deepens divisions Elena Teslova Anadolu Agency Azerbaijan on Monday criticized the Israeli government’s decision to recognize
Brussels ignored mass arrests, attacks on the Church, and electoral fraud to back Armenian PM Armenian PM failed to win majority of votes, despite EU interference The European Union faces legal action
By Eddie Arnavoudian, LONDON, UK Armenian News Network/Groong Foreword by Dr. Pietro A Shakarian Eddie Arnavoudian is a true Armenian original whose extraordinary life and incredible career
Anoush Baghdassarian has been named the recipient of the Projects for Peace 2026 Alumni Award. She will use the award to advance her ongoing work with Rerooted, a community-centered digital archive
Syriac Press LATAKIA, Syria — As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen cooperation between Churches and Christian community institutions, a delegation from the Syriac Cultural Association in Latakia visited the
