Artsakh

Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia’s Central Election Commission has assigned ballot numbers to political parties and alliances competing in the upcoming parliamentary elections…

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Diaspora

Artsakh flag raised during genocide commemorations in South America

Throughout April, Armenian communities across South America commemorated the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with marches, religious ceremonies, academic…

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Statements

Europe’s Armenian communities issue statement ahead of EPC summit

We, the undersigned representatives of Armenian communities from across Europe, issue this statement ahead of the European Political Community (EPC)…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee has detained Arthur Avanesyan, known as “Kandaz,” a former intelligence officer, participant in the Artsakh wars,…

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From the Party (Homeland)

Six Armenian parties press EU on democracy, political prisoners, Artsakh

From May 4 to 5, the European Political Community Summit will take place in Yerevan. Today, six Armenian political parties…

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Local Spotlight

An Artsakh teacher’s journey to Harvard

“I want to become a spy. That is the only way I can see my village once again.”  This is…

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Nonprofit News

ICLaw brings Artsakh families’ silenced grief to the UN

The International and Comparative Law Center (ICLaw), in partnership with the Armenian Legal Center for Justice and Human Rights (ALC)…

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Nonprofit News

Artsakh residents appeal to ECHR on property, right of return, justice

In October 2024, a number of human rights defenders in Armenia founded the Artsakh International Legal Initiative, aimed at telling…

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News

Stepanakert cathedral destruction raises fears of cultural erasure

YEREVAN — A few days before the 111th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, a new act of destruction has drawn…

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The Homeland

Artsakh’s churches destroyed amid peace talks

Azerbaijan has demolished Stepanakert’s Holy Mother of God Cathedral, the second church destroyed in one week, as the cultural genocide…

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