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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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Zartonk Media Marks April As Armenian Heritage Month To Remember, Educate, Organize, And Mobilize

Zartonk Media has marked April as Armenian Heritage Month, a month-long initiative dedicated to remembering, educating, and activating audiences on Armenian history, culture, heritage,...

Spotlight on Golden State Bank: Championing Armenian Culture, Education and Innovation

Golden State Bank is a Southern California–based commercial bank headquartered in Glendale, serving businesses, entrepreneurs, and families through a relationship-driven approach to banking.  Beyond its...

First Armenian Killed In Ongoing U.S.-Israeli Airstrikes On Iran

The first Armenian casualty has been reported in the ongoing U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Hovhannes Simonyan, an Armenian man from Isfahan’s historic New Julfa...

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...

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