Former Western Prelate Archbishop Datev Sarkissian (1941-2026) Archbishop Datev Sarkissian, who served as Prelate of the Western United States from 1985 to 1995, passed away on Thursday in Holy Etchmiadzin,
Introductory comments by Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan, Primate of Eastern U.S. Diocese, followed by the joint statement of the Assembly of Bishops Our Bishops’ Council in Austria has just concluded. For
By Edward Tashjian, Keghart Armenians in Lebanon are not persecuted, marginalized, or openly rejected. They are liked, praised, even celebrated, yet they are not fully absorbed into the Lebanese “we.”
By Margarita Krtikashyan, Keghart The history of Ottoman music is often narrated as an organic evolution of courtly traditions, mystical practices, and anonymous masters. Yet such narratives tend to
By Armen Mirzoyan Hetq.am U.S. President Donald Trump, in his speech today at the first summit of the Board of Peace in Washington D.C., again noted that he has contributed to the settlement of eight
Panarmenian.net A monthly allowance of 50,000 drams has been set for third and each subsequent child born from January 1, 2026. The government has adopted, within the list of non-reportable drafts,
Regulation has long been part of the American economic story. From financial oversight to professional standards, rules shape the conditions under which businesses operate and compete. Supporters see
The Armenian government’s confrontation with the Armenian Apostolic Church has entered a new phase marked by judicial and extra-judicial actions, travel restrictions on senior clergy, and allegations
