Azerbaijan

Opinion

Why Azerbaijanis won’t live in occupied Artsakh

After the 44-Day War, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev faced a serious problem. Despite enormous expenditures, large-scale construction projects and the…

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Opinion

Why my disappointment shifted to Armenia’s leadership

In recent days, Armenian audiences across social and media platforms have reacted strongly to a post on X by Lebanese…

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ANCA News

ANCA condemns Trump administration’s intent to renew Azerbaijan aid waiver

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) is condemning the Trump Administration’s signal of intent to extend…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

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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Opinion

Armenia isn’t the only target of Azerbaijani land claims

Those who do not take Baku’s attempt to occupy Armenian land and resettle it with 300,000 Azerbaijanis in a fictitious…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Artsakh During the ongoing appeals proceedings in Baku, Davit Manukyan, former deputy commander of the Artsakh Defense Army, issued a…

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ANCA News

ANCA endorses Rep. Mike Lawler for re-election to Congress

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) endorses Congressman Mike Lawler (R-NY) for re-election to represent New…

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Op-Eds

Sununu: Gold, greed and the Granite State

No one expected an Armenian issue to take center stage in this year’s high-profile New Hampshire Senate race – a…

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News

Diplomatic and operational power struggles shape TRIPP

YEREVAN — The struggle over TRIPP is no longer confined to diplomatic statements. Last week, representatives of the U.S. engineering…

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Columns

Aliyev needs a clear reminder!

If President Aliyev, the dictator of Azerbaijan, moved any slower in concluding a peace treaty with Armenia, he would be…

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