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Iran's judiciary says at least 71 people were killed in Israel's Monday attack on the notorious Evin prison in Tehran
Israel-Iran Conflict · Iran

Iran's judiciary says at least 71 people were killed in Israel's Monday attack on the notorious Evin prison in Tehran

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Leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia reach no breakthrough on decades-long conflict
Nikol Pashinyan · Armenia

Leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia reach no breakthrough on decades-long conflict

36% Left coverage: 25 sources
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev will meet in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, their governments said, to work to finalise a peace agreement after nearly four decades of conflict. See the Story
Armenian Lawmakers Brawl as the Government Cracks Down on Its Political Opponents
Nikol Pashinyan · Yerevan

Armenian Lawmakers Brawl as the Government Cracks Down on Its Political Opponents

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A brawl broke out Tuesday in Armenia’s National Assembly involving an opposition lawmaker who later was stripped of his parliamentary immunity and faces prosecution for calling for ousting President Nikol Pashinyan as political tensions flared in the South Caucasus country.See the Story

From Brotherhood to Betrayal

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A New Attack, An Old Silence: On the night of June 13 Israeli fighter jets launched a large-scale strike on Iran’s key military and nuclear facilities. Top military generals, along with nuclear scientists, were killed in the attack. The Natanz enrichment site was hit, along with other military compounds across Tehran, Isfahan, and Mashhad. The attack was bold, coordinated, and devastating. It was the latest escalation in the already strained Isr…Nikol PashinyanSee the Story

Vance’s National Security Team Meets with Swiss Peace Initiative for Artsakh Delegation

Delegation Builds U.S. Support for Switzerland’s Platform for Talks toward the Collected, Protected Return of Armenians to Artsakh WASHINGTON—Members of the Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Kharabakh held a second full day of meeting in Washington July 9, with Vice President Vance’s national security team, the office of the Speaker of the U.S. House, and key Senate offices, to discuss international efforts to realize the right of return for th…California, United States · CaliforniaSee the Story

[Opinion] Letter to the editor | Difference of opinion among the Allies regarding recognition of Armenian Genocide

The United States agrees with its largest ally in the Middle East, Israel, on most global political issues—except for the Armenian issue.  On April 22, 1981, U.S. President Ronald Reagan referred to the Armenian massacres committed by the Ottoman Turks against the Armenian people between 1915 and 1916 as a “genocide” in a comparison to the Holocaust, stating: “Like the genocide of the Armenians before it…the lessons of the Holocaust must never b…Opinion · PalestineRead Article

War is an ugly duckling

Akh, Badik.  His birth name was Armen—but no one called him that. “Duckling.” I don’t know how he got the nickname. I was too young to question it. Badik was my first crush. Always had a way of making kids feel safe. That is, until Luso.  She lived in the fifth-floor apartment of my uncle’s building. Summers were spent throwing a ball at swirling bodies in gorts-na-gorts—what we called ducks and hunters. The girls huddled behind the bisetkas to …War · YerevanRead Article

Inch Press Launches New Zine to Bring Armenian Literature to English Speaking Readers

The cover of the new zine launched by Inch Press “Inch,” a new quarterly literary zine, launched in July with a mission to bring Western Armenian literature to English-speaking readers through high-quality literary translation. Each issue is devoted to a single story—carefully chosen and thoughtfully translated— allowing readers to focus on its full emotional and cultural range. Founded by writer and translator Garen Torikian, “Inch” is dedicate…California, United States · CaliforniaSee the Story

From Martuni to Martuni: Displaced and local women cultivate hope

Located about 126 kilometers from Yerevan, near the southwest shore of Lake Sevan, the town of Martuni has become a refuge for nearly 450 forcibly displaced people from Artsakh, comprising some 136 families. Among these families is 38-year-old Rita Azaryants and her six children, who settled here after being uprooted from their home. Unlike the familiar climate and environment of Artsakh, this new setting is different, yet it has become a place …Martuni · MartuniRead Article

Karine Poghosyan converses with Aram Khachaturian in concert

On June 10, 2025, pianist Kariné Poghosyan took the stage at Carnegie Hall to honor one of Armenia’s most celebrated composers: Aram Khachaturian. The performance, titled “Aram Khachaturian at Carnegie Hall,” was presented and sponsored by Ambassador Paruyr Hovhannisyan and the Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations. Held in the Weill Recital Hall, the concert brought together a diverse and enthusiastic audience on a Tuesday evening.…New York State · New YorkRead Article

How Americans Can Help an Ancient Christian Community 'Find a Way Home'

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The United States has the ability to help reverse the ethno-religious cleansing of Armenian Christians and negotiate the safe return of one of the oldest Christian communities to its native homeland, a human rights advocate has said.  #Azerbaijan #Armeniangenocide #rightofreturn #internationallaw #Nagorno #ArtsakhSee the Story

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