Once again Azerbaijan is resorting to aggression. In order to divert attention from its own domestic problems, this time it has targeted the northeastern border of the Republic of Armenia,
Yerevan, Stepanakert Slam Ankara for Destabilizing Region
The foreign ministries of Armenia and Artsakh on Monday condemned Turkey’s unconditional support for Azerbaijan after its forces brazenly attacked military and civilian positions in Armenia’s Tavush Province on Sunday.
Russia, Minsk Group Co-Chairs, CSTO All Fail to Condemn Azerbaijan
In the aftermath of Azerbaijan’s brazen attempt to breach the borders of the Republic of Armenia on Sunday, regional players have voiced their “concern” about the unrest, but failed to condemn Azerbaijan for putting into practice its threats of war
Armenia’s Armed Forces Repel Azerbaijani Attempts to Breach Border
The situation on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border remains tense after a day of fighting that was sparked by Azerbaijani forces attempting to infiltrate and capture a military border post in Armenia.
Condolences On the Passing of Prelacy Vicar-General’s Father
Western Prelate Archbishop Moushegh Mardirossian, the Prelacy Religious and Executive Councils mourn the passing of Krikor Donoyan, father of Vicar-General Bishop Torkom Donoyan, which occurred on Friday, July 10, in Lebanon
Colorado Governor Signs Genocide Education Bill Into Law
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has signed a law that mandates the teaching of the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust, among other cases of genocide, as a requirement for High School graduation in the Centennial State.
U.S. House Panel Implicitly Backs Artsakh Aid
A key U.S. House panel has approved legislative report language indirectly calling for continued USAID funding for humanitarian de-mining in Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh), reported the Armenian National Committee of America.
‘Armenophobia is Aliyev’s Last Line of Defense,’ Says Yerevan
“Armenophobia is Aliyev’s last line of defense,” Armenia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Anna Naghdalyan said on Thursday.
Today is the Centennial of Armenia’s Coat of Arms
“On July 9, 1920, the Government of the Republic of Armenia approved the Coat of Arms created by Alexander Tamanian,” President Armen Sarkissian reminded the nation in a Twitter post.
Stepanakert Responds to Aliyev’s Threats to Karabakh Peace
In response to remarks made by President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, a spokesperson for the Artsakh Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that Aliyev was shifting blame from himself for lack of progress in the peace talks.