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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...

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...

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...

Khachkar Studios Launches $10,000 EMPOW Awards to Support Armenian Christian Creators, with $250,000 in 2025 Grants to Inspire Storytelling

Khachkar Studios, under the Charles & Agnes Kazarian Foundation, has announced the launch of the EMPOW Awards — a bold new initiative to empower...

Swiss-Led Delegation in Washington, D.C. Pushes Nagorno-Karabakh Peace Initiative Ahead of Congressional Briefing And High-Level U.S. Meetings

Washington, D.C., July 7, 2025 — A high-level delegation consisting of Swiss Parliamentarians Erich Vontobel (Federal Democratic Union) and Lukas Reimann (Swiss People’s Party),...

TUMO Opens Its First Center in South America in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Making It the Largest in the World

On July 3, TUMO officially opened its first center in South America, in the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina. With space for 6,000 teens...

Jerusalem Names City Square After Armenian Genocide Survivor And Beloved Iconic Photographer Elia Kahvedjian, Honoring His Legacy Amid Ongoing Denial

In a rare public tribute, the Jerusalem Municipality has named a square after Elia Kahvedjian — a survivor of the Armenian Genocide and one...

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