Artsakh

PM Pashinyan Calls Genocide Recognition and ‘Return’ Narrative “Anti-Armenian Policy,” Says “Competition Of Genocides” Fuels Conflict

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on March 26 that he rejects the agenda of restoring so-called “historical justice” and argued that the demand for international recognition of the...
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Pashinyan’s Heated Exchange With Artsakh Displaced Woman Sparks Outcry, Ends in Apology

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was involved in a heated confrontation with a forcibly...
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Ruben Vardanyan’s Wife Sends Letter To ICRC President Seeking Clarification On Legal Status Of Armenian Prisoners In Azerbaijan

Veronika Zonabend, the wife of Armenian philanthropist and former Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) State Minister Ruben...
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Korean Blogger Exposes Artsakh Under Azerbaijani Occupation, Revealing Empty Cities, Tourist Scams, and Erasure of Centuries of Indigenous Armenian Identity

A Korean travel blogger has shared a rare recent video documenting his journey through...
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New Survey Finds Armenians See Azerbaijan and Turkey as Top Threats, Security Tops Concerns, Army and Church Most Trusted Institutions, Most Still Trust No...

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan remains Armenia’s most trusted political figure, and the ruling Civil Contract party remains the leading electoral force, according to a...

Ruben Vardanyan’s Family Grants Free Land In Tatev To Displaced Artsakh Families For Cultivation

Seven forcibly displaced families from Artsakh, now living in Halidzor and Shinuhayr, have been granted free-of-charge use of farmland in the Tatev community for...

Amnesty International Condemns The Sham Trial And 20-Year Sentence Of Ruben Vardanyan As ‘Nothing Short Of A Travesty’

Amnesty International has condemned the 20-year prison sentence imposed on prominent businessman Ruben Vardanyan by a Baku military court on February 17, calling it...

Aliyev Rules Out Release Of Artsakh Leaders held In Baku, Claims Their “Crimes” Are Worse Than WWII Nazis, Despite Saying “Peace Is Achieved”

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has ruled out granting clemency to former Artsakh leaders imprisoned in Baku, despite declaring that “peace is achieved” with Armenia....

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