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Not finding justice in Yerevan, Armenians should apply to the European Court

While successive Armenian governments have exhibited democratic shortcomings since independence in 1991, the current situation is far worse than at…

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Reflections

Vignettes on continuity and change in Yerevan

“Assalamu alaykum.” Nobody had ever approached me in Yerevan and greeted me that way before. Quite instinctively, I responded, “Wa…

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Columns

EU signs letters of intent with six Armenian organizations

Finally, some good news from Armenia. In a positive development, the European Commission signed the first-of-their-kind “Letters of Intent” with…

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Opinion

What TRIPP actually commits

The TRIPP Framework Agreement is seven pages long. It was signed days before the elections in Armenia. Both facts justify…

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Announcements

Fundraising campaign to establish Richard G. Hovannisian Library in Yerevan

YEREVAN, Armenia June 4, 2026 — A global fundraising campaign has officially launched to support the creation of the Richard…

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News

Armenian prisoners in Baku: A political inconvenience for Yerevan?

YEREVAN — In the tense weeks leading up to Armenia’s June elections — and just ahead of U.S. Secretary of…

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Youth

Fifteen things I wish I knew before my last trip to Yerevan

I’m licking the salt off my stubbled seventeen-year-old mustache in a crowded van. Yerevan passes. Concrete and dust. A flash…

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From the Party (Homeland)

‘Armenia’ Alliance issues statement ahead of EPC Summit

On Sunday, May 3, the “Armenia” Alliance published the following statement regarding the 8th European Political Community Summit taking place…

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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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Nonprofit News

AMAA’s ‘Hayasa’ Theater Group presents ‘Luigi’s Heart’ in Yerevan

Paramus, N.J. – The ‘Hayasa’ Theater Group, a joint initiative of the Armenian Missionary Association of America Armenia Branch (AMAA)…

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