By Harut Sassounian TheCaliforniaCourier.com No foreign country should meddle in the internal affairs of Armenia — a sovereign and independent country. Its people are the only ones entitled to
By Badmakagh Despite the fact that during the First World War the Allied Powers— England, France, and the USA—called the Armenian nation their ‘little ally,’ after their victory in the war they
By Robert O. Krikorian, PhD, Keghart When Armenia declared independence in 1991, it was greeted with jubilation and deep unease both in Armenia and in the various Armenian Diaspora communities. This
BY MANUEL MARSELIAN As the 2026 Men’s FIFA World Cup approaches and nations begin unveiling their official 26 man rosters, Armenians and football enthusiasts alike are reflecting on the history of
Azatutyun.am Iranian Ambassador to Armenia Khalil Shirgholami, February 24, 2026. Iran remains concerned about the Armenian government’s plans to open a U.S.-administered transit corridor for Azerbaijan
An international group of researchers has launched the Artsakh Displacement and Identity Project, a new study examining the long-term social, cultural, and identity-related consequences of the displacement
The University of Utah has committed deep and egregious wrongs against its Armenian community and must quickly course-correct. By Noah Wright Dailyutahchronicle.com April 2025 commemorated the 110th
The speech by a Civil Contract MP, delivered weeks after the Armenia–EU summit, has opened a fierce internal debate about national identity, demographics, and the country’s strategic direction.
ByDylan Malyasov, Defense Blog Key Points Armenia publicly displayed Iranian-made Majid AD-08 short-range air defense systems at its Republic Day parade in Yerevan on May 28, 2026, becoming the first
Aysor Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stood by his “Why didn’t you die?” remark, saying it was directed at the pseudo-elite of Nagorno-Karabakh and the circles surrounding them. “My statement
