Paul Iddon Forbes.com Turkish officials have recently made statements that give substantial insight into the future of the country’s sizable fleet of fighter jets, which is undergoing a transitional
By Soner Cagaptay The Washington Institute Even with U.S. intercession, the assassination of a Hamas leader in Tehran could harden Ankara’s stance against Israel and spur a fatal cycle of diplomatic
By Victoria Melkonyan and Sonya Dymova Civilnet As Azerbaijan’s troops approached the edge of Artsakh’s (Nagorno-Karabakh) capital Stepanakert on September 25, 2023, Lusine Gharakhanyan was standing
By Paul Vartan Sookiasian, Civilnet The Summer Olympics in Paris ended Sunday, with Armenia scoring four medals, placing it 66th out of 204 countries and territories to compete. How does that stack
YEREVAN ( ARMENPRESS) — The Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, Mary Lawlor, expressed serious concern over the ongoing detention and prosecution of six human rights
On August 15, the Armenian government approved a significant bill, paving the way for a major infrastructure project. The legislation involves ratifying an agreement with the Eurasian Development Bank
JAMnews “The discourse on the need to amend the Constitution of Armenia in order to conclude a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan should be excluded at any level,” says political scientist Vahram
Michele Chabin The Edward and Helen Mardigian Armenian Museum seeks to preserve 1,700 years of Armenian presence in the Holy Land. JERUSALEM — Numerically, Israel’s Armenian Christian community
Los Angeles, CA — The UCLA Promise Armenian Institute (PAI) announced the selection of the following individuals to receive research support during 2024-2025. PAI grants and fellowships are designed
Tehran Times TEHRAN- The Iranian-Armenian short animated movie “The Song of Flying Leaves” won the best animation award at the Ariano International Film Festival in Italy last week. Directed by
