Artsakh

Nonprofit News

ECtHR to examine extrajudicial executions of Armenian POWs from 2020 Artsakh War

The case of Adamyan and Hakobyan v. Azerbaijan is pending before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), where the…

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ANCA News

Artsakh takes center stage at International Religious Freedom Summit

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) welcomed the powerful global spotlight on Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) at…

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Special Reports

Artsakh housing crisis: 25,000 families still without permanent homes as government program falls short, says Beglaryan

Former Artsakh official reveals gaps in Armenia’s housing assistance, with most refugees forced into the expensive secondhand market while economic…

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Youth Opinion

The weight of a nation

“A man’s ethnic identity has more to do with a personal awareness than with geography,” wrote William Saroyan, the Armenian…

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Diaspora

Contemporary Armenian folk trio Armadi Tsayn drops self-titled EP

After a tour of Armenia, the release of three singles — including “Artsakh Aghves,” featuring multi-instrumentalist Mal Barsamian — and…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: Mule Cart, An Armenian Refugee Family’s Escape

Mule Cart, An Armenian Refugee Family’s Escape By Arpie Cherchian Cort and David Louis Cort Illustrated by Nicole Nielsen Published…

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Community News

Artsakh: The challenges of a humanitarian crisis at Complutense University 

MADRID — On Jan. 14, 2026, the Hall of Degrees at the Faculty of Geography and History of the Universidad…

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Culture

“The breath of the soil”: Knar Babayan and the weight of memory

“If I had the chance to take one photograph in Artsakh right now, I would probably… photograph my feet on…

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Nonprofit News

Americans for Artsakh petition UN Working Group for release of Artsakh’s former foreign minister

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans for Artsakh (AFA) submitted a petition to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) requesting…

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The Homeland

“And Then?”: Narine Karapetyan on war, memory and life after Artsakh

Narine Karapetyan is one of the Armenians forcibly displaced from Artsakh. An Iranologist, photographer and mother of two children, she…

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