CIVILNET By Nanor Froundjian The Armenian diaspora in Montreal is building momentum as they find new ways to foster a sense of community and create links between generations. The current fragile climate
Azerbaijan has intensified its crackdown on civil society, arresting NGO figures and targeting exiled activists and journalists with criminal charges. Azerbaijani authorities have intensified their
By Harut Sassounian www.TheCaliforniaCourier.com I learned this week that the government of Armenia had spent 7.5 million drams (approx. $19,000) for the travel, lodging and meals of 10 Turkish journalists
By Michael Rubin Hellas Journal On March 19, 2025, Turkish security forces arrested Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on charges relating to alleged corruption and terrorism. Imamoglu’s real sin was
Yerevan (ARMENPRESS) — Armenia ranks 87th in the 2024 World Happiness Report, surpassing other countries in the South Caucasus. Georgia ranks 91st, while Azerbaijan is 106th. Among Armenia’s other
By Brawley Benson The Moscow Times Russia’s army base in Gyumri is Moscow’s last major outpost of military influence in Armenia. But amid changing geopolitical tides, are its days numbered? GYUMRI,
Selin Girit, Toby Luckhurst and Hafsa Khalil BBC News Istanbul — Protests have erupted in Turkey after authorities detained the mayor of Istanbul, just days before he was due to be selected as a
by Lily Samarine oc-media.org An exuberant and historically rich compilation of rare disco tunes, Silk Road offers a taste of the Armenian diaspora scene in 1970s Los Angeles. Silk Road: Journey of
World Council of Churches Hagop Djernazian, with other young Armenians from Jerusalem, has just returned from a global US tour that included the cities of New York, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and Washington,
