• By Amos Chapple RFE/RL Azerbaijani Service In 1874, a travel diary of Iran’s ruler Naser al-Din Shah was published in English for the first time, offering a fascinating insight into the shah’s

Azerbaijan hopes to showcase its green ambitions by hosting COP 29, but its recent actions in Nagorno-Karabakh cast a shadow over the event. DEVEX By Stéphanie Fillion   On Sept. 19, 2023, Marut

If Israel wants to be recognized on the international stage as a voice of sanity and of legitimate morality, it must put the ego aside and recognize the Armenian Genocide. By TAMAR URIEL-BEERI Deputy

By Anya Sarkisova, Tiayr Muradyan and Saro Baghdasaryan Hetq.am A bodyguard employed by Armenian MP Khachatur Sukiasyan spent $130,000 in February 2023 to buy a parcel of land in the country’s Ararat

Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev has called snap parliamentary elections for September 1 that are unlikely to radically change the legislature’s makeup. On Friday, Aliyev issued a decree ordering

ByArshaluys Barseghyan, OC Media Simonyan made the statement on an official visit to Latvia, during which he repeatedly noted Armenia’s desire to become a member of the EU. ‘We share the values

GLENDALE  – After the success of Endless Crossings: Reflections on Armenian Art and Culture in Los Angeles (September 2019), the second collection of literary and artistic reviews by critic, Arpi

DAILY SABAH 500-year-old Armenian church revival begins in Diyarbakır The church stands as a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage, currently undergoing crucial restoration efforts

Turkey has welcomed a decision by an international watchdog to remove it from a so-called “gray list” of countries that have not fully implemented measures to fight money laundering and terrorism