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.
ANCA’s Maral Melkonian Avetisyan Fellowship Starts Second Summer
The Armenian National Committee of America, for a second consecutive summer, has welcomed a Maral Melkonian Avetisyan Fellow into its signature summer leadership training program.
Aztag Daily Editor Discusses Supporting Lebanon’s Armenian Community
Lebanon is grappling with its worst economic crisis in decades. The Lebanese pound, for many years pegged to the US dollar has significantly lost its value, leading to wide-scale inflation and unemployment.
ANCA Summer Interns Explore New Virtual Opportunities to Advance Community Priorities
Boasting a dedicated crew of student advocates from California to Rhode Island, and expanding, for the first time to the United Kingdom, the ANCA’s internship opportunities went virtual this summer
White House Policy on Armenian Genocide ‘Unchanged’
The White House on Wednesday said that its policy on the Armenian Genocide, or “Meds Yeghern” as it is being called, “remains unchanged.”
Armenian National Committee of Australia Launches New Chapter
The Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC-AU) has launched a Western Sydney Branch to serve the local public affairs priorities of the region’s Armenian-Australian community.
Pashinyan Warns of Another Coronavirus Lockdown
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan warned on Monday that his government will have to impose another nationwide lockdown if Armenian hospitals are no longer able to cope with the continuing spread of the coronavirus in the country.
COAF Receives Grant to Develop Tourism in Lori
The European Association for Local Democracy Agencies (ALDA) and Children of Armenia Fund signed a grant agreement for a project called “Citizens Voice and Actions on Local Development in Consolidated Communities in Armenia”
Kalashnikov Factory in Armenia to Make 50,000 Rifles Annually
The Kalashnikov factory in Armenia, which began operations this month, will produce 50,000 AK-103 assault rifles annually, factory officials to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Tuesday as he toured the facility.
Gulbenkian Foundation Awards Educators for Teaching Armenian Online
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has granted 49 awards to educators for teaching in Armenian language classes online.