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BREAKING: Vandals Strip Icons from Surb Nshan Armenian Church in Georgia’s Akhaltsikhe as Local Armenians Restore Them by Day’s End

Unidentified individuals removed icons overnight from the historic Surb Nshan Armenian Apostolic church in Akhaltsikhe, Georgia, and left them inside a trash container, according to local outlet sknews.ge. Local...
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Lithuania Restores Armenian Genocide Publications To State Archives After Removal Under Turkish Diplomatic Pressure

Publications dedicated to the Armenian Genocide have been restored on the website of Lithuania's...
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Turkish Cypriot Authorities Abruptly Cancel Pilgrimage To Nearly 1,000-Year-Old Sourp Magar Armenian Monastery

A planned pilgrimage to the 11th-century Sourp Magar Armenian monastery in the Kyrenia district...
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From Baku Prison, Ruben Vardanyan Tells Armenia’s Government “Have You No Shame?” and “God Will Be Your Judge” Over Six Years of Inaction and...

Former Artsakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan, unlawfully imprisoned in Baku, has issued a sharp...
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15,522 Artsakh Residents Have Not Returned to Armenia as of July, After Azerbaijan’s 2023 Ethnic Cleansing

As of July 1, 2025, 15,522 of the more than 100,000 people forcibly displaced from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) in September 2023 had not returned to...

Renowned U.S. Professor Jeffrey Sachs Warns Washington Deal Could Drag Armenia Into Israel–Iran War, Blasts 99-Year Route Lease as ‘Mortgaging Its Future’

Renowned economist and Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs has delivered a scathing assessment of the U.S.-brokered Washington Declaration, saying it risks turning Armenia into...

Pashinyan Dismisses Netanyahu’s Armenian Genocide Remarks, Says They Have Nothing to Do With the Interests of Either Armenia or the Armenian People

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent remarks on the Armenian Genocide, saying they do not serve the interests of...

Turkey Condemns Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Remarks On Armenian Genocide, Calls Them Political Cover To Distract From Genocide In Gaza

Turkey’s Foreign Ministry (MFA) lashed out at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday over his remarks acknowledging the Armenian Genocide, denouncing them as...

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