Year: 2025

Topography of silence at the frontline of Armenia’s future

Since the announcement of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process, it has become increasingly difficult to ignore how Armenia’s internal chilling effect…

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The Year: Blockade, war and the unmaking of home

Editor’s note: The following is a photo story by documentary photographer and photojournalist Eugene Shalnov, tracing the events in Armenia…

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Pashinyan declares Karabakh movement closed, seeks joint roadmap with Azerbaijan

YEREVAN — The debate over the return of forcibly displaced Artsakh Armenians has intensified following remarks by Armenian Prime Minister…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia The Armenian Apostolic Church faces renewed pressure from authorities after Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan was detained Dec. 4 by the…

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Mouradian among recipients of Schmidt Sciences $11M grant to bring AI to humanities research

NEW YORK — Historian Khatchig Mouradian and his teammates are among the recipients of a Schmidt Sciences grant to bring…

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Lorik Humanitarian Fund expands the Aznavour Saghyan Scholarship Fund

LOS ANGELES — Lorik Humanitarian Fund announced significant progress in its Aznavour Saghyan Scholarship Fund, established to support students forcibly…

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AYF New York “Hyortik” Chapter launches first-ever Camp Haiastan camperships

The Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) New York “Hyortik” Chapter is excited to announce a special initiative  to introduce new campers…

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Hasmik Mekanejian to direct “Christmas at the Cathedral”

NEW YORK — St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral will present its annual Christmas program on Friday, Dec. 19, 2025 at 7:30…

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UCC student leads awareness program on International Day of the Victims of Genocide

TORONTO – On the United Nations’ International Day of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide, established on Dec. 9,…

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Inside Noosh, the Almond House of Ashnak

“My grandfather built our house in 1965. Today, that house has become Noosh, the place that brings me back to…

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