JAM News Parliamentary elections will take place in Armenia on 7 June 2026. Ahead of the vote, part of Abkhazia’s opposition has urged Armenians to vote against the ruling Civil Contract party of
By Jirair Tutunjian In our May 18 issue, we published Turks Not the Issue of The Grey Wolf about England romancing the Ottomans in the 17th century. A century later, the affair had cooled because
By Oragark Something big is happening in Armenia. An incumbent prime minister who, by the propaganda of his own supporters, should be comfortably cruising toward reelection is suddenly surrounded by
Graham Platner (Sophie Park/Getty Images) ‘I don’t think he’s going to do very well with Armenian voters in Maine,’ an Armenian human rights activist in the state said Left-wing
Par Harut Sassounian TheCaliforniaCourier.com Aucun pays étranger ne devrait s’ingérer dans les affaires intérieures de l’Arménie — un pays souverain et indépendant. Son peuple est le seul
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
