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15th-Century Armenian Church in Crimea’s Feodosia Suffers Second Collapse as Authorities Move Toward Full Restoration

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A second collapse in just months has struck the 15th-century Armenian Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Feodosia, Crimea, after part of the historic structure gave way in mid-March following the earlier partial and then total collapse of its bell tower this...

Armenia’s Central Bank Warns Inflation Could Rise 1.2–1.7% if Middle East Conflict Continues

Armenia’s Central Bank Governor Martin Galstyan warned on Tuesday that the ongoing military escalation in the Middle East could raise inflation in Armenia by 1.2–1.7%, as higher oil prices, supply disruptions, and pressure...

Ruben Vardanyan’s Phone Call With Family Interrupted, Barred From Appealing To Azerbaijan’s Ombudsman

On March 13, during a phone call with his family, Ruben Vardanyan attempted to make a public appeal to Azerbaijan’s Ombudswoman Sabina Aliyeva. However, the call was forcibly interrupted, according to a statement...

100 New Starlink Terminals Arrive In Armenia To Bring Fast, Stable Internet To Remote Schools Nationwide

A new batch of 100 Starlink terminals, donated to the Government of Armenia, has arrived in the country through cooperation between the American company...

Street In Yerevan Named After Legendary Ararat-73 Coach Nikita Simonyan

One of the streets in Yerevan, located next to Hrazdan Stadium, has been named after legendary football player and coach Nikita Simonyan, the man who led Ararat-73 to one of the greatest achievements...

18-Year-Old Hamlet Manukyan Crowned Europe’s Male Gymnast of the Year

Armenia’s 18-year-old Hamlet Manukyan has been crowned Europe’s Male “Gymnast of the Year” (2025) after five intense days of voting, receiving a total of 1,030,759 votes (51%) in a public vote held on...
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Kurdish Filmmaker Faces Trial in Turkey for Screening Armenian Genocide Film, Charged with “Insulting the Turkish Nation”

A Kurdish filmmaker has gone on trial in Turkey on charges of “publicly insulting the Turkish nation and state institutions” after organizing a screening in Diyarbak?r of Aurora’s Sunrise, the acclaimed animated documentary about the Armenian Genocide. The court has already adjourned the case and set the next hearing for April 6 at 10:15 a.m. The Diyarbak?r Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office filed charges against Rojhilat Aksoy under Article 301 of the Turkish Penal Code following the screening of the animated documentary Aurora’s Sunrise on December 17, 2024. At the time, Aksoy served as vice president of the Middle East Cinema Academy Association and had submitted the petition requesting permission to screen...

15th-Century Armenian Church in Crimea’s Feodosia Suffers Second Collapse as Authorities Move Toward Full Restoration

A second collapse in just months has struck the 15th-century Armenian Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Feodosia, Crimea, after part of...

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100 New Starlink Terminals Arrive In Armenia To Bring Fast, Stable Internet To Remote Schools Nationwide

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A new batch of 100 Starlink terminals, donated to the Government of Armenia, has...

Armenia’s GDP Grows 7.2% In 2025, Reaching $29.2 Billion

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Armenia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2025 increased by 7.2% compared to 2024, totaling...

Armenian-Founded Guard Owl Raises $3 Million Seed Round to Build AI Agents for Security Companies

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Guard Owl, an Armenian-founded startup, has raised a $3 million Seed round to build...

All-ASA Launches Groundbreaking Internship Program, Opening 35 Summer 2026 Placements With Leading U.S. Companies

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The All-Armenian Student Association (All-ASA), a non-profit umbrella organization representing Armenian Student Associations across...

15th-Century Armenian Church in Crimea’s Feodosia Suffers Second Collapse as Authorities Move Toward Full Restoration

A second collapse in just months has struck the 15th-century Armenian Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Feodosia, Crimea, after part of the historic structure gave way in mid-March following the...

Armenia’s Central Bank Warns Inflation Could Rise 1.2–1.7% if Middle East Conflict Continues

Armenia’s Central Bank Governor Martin Galstyan warned on Tuesday that the ongoing military escalation in the Middle East could raise inflation in Armenia by 1.2–1.7%, as higher oil prices, supply disruptions, and pressure...

Kurdish Filmmaker Faces Trial in Turkey for Screening Armenian Genocide Film, Charged with “Insulting the Turkish Nation”

A Kurdish filmmaker has gone on trial in Turkey on charges of “publicly insulting the Turkish nation and state institutions” after organizing a screening in Diyarbak?r of Aurora’s Sunrise, the acclaimed animated documentary...

Ruben Vardanyan’s Phone Call With Family Interrupted, Barred From Appealing To Azerbaijan’s Ombudsman

On March 13, during a phone call with his family, Ruben Vardanyan attempted to make a public appeal to Azerbaijan’s Ombudswoman Sabina Aliyeva. However, the call was forcibly interrupted, according to a statement...

Madeline Sharafian Dresses in Armenian Designer Varduhi Torozyan at the Oscars

Armenian-American filmmaker Madeline Sharafian dressed in Jocund by Armenian fashion designer Varduhi Torozyan to the 2026 Oscars, with the look curated and executed by the Yerevan-based lifestyle platform Rien-à-Porter as part of its...

Sev Ohanian’s “Sinners” Wins Four Oscars at the 2026 Academy Awards

Armenian-American producer Sev Ohanian’s film “Sinners” won four Academy Awards at the 2026 Oscars, marking a major moment for the record-breaking film that entered the ceremony with the most nominations in Academy Awards...

Natalie Musteata of Armenian Descent Wins Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film

Filmmaker Natalie Musteata, of Armenian descent, has won the Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film at the 2026 Academy Awards for “Two People Exchanging Saliva,” marking a major moment for Armenian representation...

Ruben Vardanyan’s Phone Call With Family Interrupted, Barred From Appealing To Azerbaijan’s Ombudsman

On March 13, during a phone call with his family, Ruben Vardanyan attempted to make a public appeal to Azerbaijan’s Ombudswoman Sabina Aliyeva. However, the call was forcibly interrupted, according to a statement...

EU Observation Mission: The Eraskh Factory Was Dismantled, Equipment Is Moving To Another Location With Accompaniment Of EU Observers

The Yeraskh metallurgical plant, in the direction of which Azerbaijanis regularly open fire, has been dismantled. The EU observation mission...

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15th-Century Armenian Church in Crimea’s Feodosia Suffers Second Collapse as Authorities Move Toward Full Restoration

A second collapse in just months has struck the 15th-century Armenian Church of the Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Feodosia, Crimea, after part of...

Armenia’s Central Bank Warns Inflation Could Rise 1.2–1.7% if Middle East Conflict Continues

Armenia’s Central Bank Governor Martin Galstyan warned on Tuesday that the ongoing military escalation in the Middle East could raise inflation in Armenia by...

Kurdish Filmmaker Faces Trial in Turkey for Screening Armenian Genocide Film, Charged with “Insulting the Turkish Nation”

A Kurdish filmmaker has gone on trial in Turkey on charges of “publicly insulting the Turkish nation and state institutions” after organizing a screening...

Ruben Vardanyan’s Phone Call With Family Interrupted, Barred From Appealing To Azerbaijan’s Ombudsman

On March 13, during a phone call with his family, Ruben Vardanyan attempted to make a public appeal to Azerbaijan’s Ombudswoman Sabina Aliyeva. However,...

Madeline Sharafian Dresses in Armenian Designer Varduhi Torozyan at the Oscars

Armenian-American filmmaker Madeline Sharafian dressed in Jocund by Armenian fashion designer Varduhi Torozyan to the 2026 Oscars, with the look curated and executed by...

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