Hoory Minoyan

Hoory Minoyan was an active member of the Armenian community in Los Angeles until she moved to Armenia prior to the 44-day war. She graduated with a master's in International Affairs from Boston University, where she was also the recipient of the William R. Keylor Travel Grant. The research and interviews she conducted while in Armenia later became the foundation of her Master’s thesis, “Shaping Identity Through Conflict: The Armenian Experience.” Hoory continues to follow her passion for research and writing by contributing to the Armenian Weekly.
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Armenia The arrest of former finance minister and State Revenue Committee chief Gagik Khachatryan has triggered a new controversy in…

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Pashinyan, Putin and the blame game over Artsakh in Bishkek

YEREVAN — The cordiality captured in the photographs from Bishkek could not conceal the widening strategic divide between Armenia and…

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Armenia A series of noncombat deaths involving Armenian service members over the past two weeks has renewed concern over conditions…

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Pashinyan brands himself ‘judge’ of the opposition

YEREVAN — On Monday, opposition lawmaker Levon Kocharyan stood in Armenia’s National Assembly and accused Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan of…

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Ruling party widens divide between diaspora and Yerevan

YEREVAN — A dispute inside Armenia’s parliament over the political value of the Armenian diaspora has escalated into a broader…

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Artsakh Former Artsakh Foreign Minister Davit Babayan, currently imprisoned in Azerbaijan, has described the legal proceedings against him and other…

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Concessions under the guise of constitutional reform

YEREVAN — Azerbaijan is no longer concealing that it regards Armenia’s Constitution as another item on its list of postwar…

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Armenia Armenia’s ninth National Assembly convened on Aug. 2. The new legislature consists of 105 deputies: 64 representing the ruling…

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Artsakh Appeal proceedings continued in Baku this week for former members of Artsakh’s political and military leadership and other Armenian…

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Yerevan faces European uncertainty as EAEU tensions deepen 

YEREVAN — On Monday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene in a widening dispute…

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