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Nikol Pashinyan · Yerevan

Indiana State Senate unanimously condemns Azerbaijan's ethnic cleansing of Artsakh Armenians

INDIANAPOLIS—Indiana’s State Senate has adopted a resolution urging the U.S. to hold Azerbaijan accountable for the ethnic cleansing of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), reports the ANCA Eastern Region (ANCA ER). Senate Concurrent Resolution 32 (SCR 32), authored by State Senator Andy Zay (R-Huntington) and cosponsored by Rep. Lorissa Sweet and Rep. Hunter Smith, recognizes Azerbaijan’s persecution of Christian Armenians in the Artsakh Republic as an …Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

The Region in Brief

Artsakh Njdeh Iskandaryan has been appointed the new state minister of the Republic of Artsakh. He made the announcement during a press conference organized by the Council for the Protection of the Rights of the People of Artsakh. “I could not speak about the role of state institutions while turning away from them myself. Having received the offer, I accepted it with a sense of duty. Within the limits of my capabilities, I will stand by our stat…Armenia · Armenia Read Article

In memory of Paul Piligian

Paul Piligian, longtime resident of Saratoga, Calif., passed away peacefully on May 24, 2025, at 97 years young. A great man who lived a life of service, he will be missed by family and friends across the country. Paul was born August 19, 1927, to Stepan and Turfanda Piligian, who emigrated from Western Armenia in 1920 to escape the Ottoman Turkish genocides of that period. He was the third of four brothers. He spent his childhood in the Armenia…Massachusetts · Massachusetts Read Article

Uncle Paul and the promise he lived

One of the great joys of life is the special relationships we build along the journey. They teach us, sustain us and give our lives meaning. Many of these relationships are acquired through professional connections, community participation or marriage. It is particularly gratifying—though not always a certainty—when such bonds arise from bloodlines, because they reveal something essential about how we came to be. I have always felt comfortable w…Massachusetts · Massachusetts Read Article

Gor Arustamyan, the boy who died from fear

Images by Ani Gevorgyan Editor’s note: This interview is one of five in a series conducted by Shushan Papazyan and Ani Gevorgyan documenting the stories of children killed by Azerbaijani aggression in Artsakh. The series will be featured in the Armenian Weekly throughout the coming weeks. *** From 2016-2023, various phases of the Artsakh conflict—from the Four-Day War to the mass displacement—claimed the lives of many civilians, including child…Armenia · Armenia Read Article

AYF-YOARF brings together hundreds for the 53rd annual Junior Seminar

LIGONIER, Penn.—This year’s 53rd Annual Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Junior Seminar brought together over 262 dedicated Juniors from 13 chapters across the Eastern Region and beyond for a powerful weekend rooted in reflection, education and renewed commitment. Under the theme “Միացեալ Պայքար,” or “United Struggle,” the Seminar challenged youth to deeply engage with our revolutionary past and embrace their vital role as torchbearers of the Arm…Education · New York Read Article

How Maison Marom is rethinking business through culture

Over the past few months, Yerevan’s creative landscape has experienced a noticeableshift, marked by a new wave of innovative projects across multiple sectors. Behind this exciting movement is a bold new name: Maison Marom. Founded by Mareta Gevorkyan and Olga Medelyan, Maison Marom is an international lifestyle group of companies born in Yerevan, Armenia. It develops projects at the intersection of fashion, beauty, gastronomy, architecture and, …Yerevan, Armenia · Yerevan Read Article

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Pashinyan Called On The Head Of The Armenian Church To Resign

ATP’s Community Tree Planting Program Transforms Yerevan Over 30 Years

Armenian Genocide Museum Marks 110th Anniversary with International Conference

Aida Zilelian publishes debut chapbook "Dissonance"

Indiana State Senate unanimously condemns Azerbaijan's ethnic cleansing of Artsakh Armenians

The Region in Brief

In memory of Paul Piligian

Uncle Paul and the promise he lived

Gor Arustamyan, the boy who died from fear

AYF-YOARF brings together hundreds for the 53rd annual Junior Seminar

How Maison Marom is rethinking business through culture

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