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Armenia Rejects Azerbaijan’s False Claim That Armenians Committed “Genocide” In 1918, Hopes Peace Ends Hate Speech

On March 31, 2026, Armenia rejected Azerbaijan’s latest fabricated claims that so-called “Armenian groups” committed “genocide” against Azerbaijanis in 1918, after Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement repeating the...
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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...
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Google Blocked Over 6,000 Azerbaijani Government-Linked Propaganda YouTube Channels Targeting Armenia in 2025

Google blocked 6,028 YouTube channels linked to Azerbaijani propaganda in 2025, according to the...
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AUA Moves March 30 Classes Online As Precaution Amid Iranian Threat To Target American Universities In Region, Confirms No Direct Threat

The American University of Armenia (AUA) announced that all classes on Monday, March 30,...
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Azerbaijani “Civil Society” Delegation Enters Armenia Via Delimited Border For First Time Since Independence For “Peace Bridge” Roundtable

For the first time since Armenia’s independence, an Azerbaijani “civil society” delegation entered Armenia through an Armenian–Azerbaijani border checkpoint during the “Peace Bridge” initiative’s...

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....

Armenia’s AI Megaproject Enters Phase Two, Scaling to $4 Billion and 50,000 NVIDIA GB300 GPUs in 2026, Set to Join World’s Top Five AI...

Armenia’s AI supercomputing megaproject has entered Phase Two, with U.S. export licensing and regulatory approvals secured for the sale and delivery of an additional...

U.S. Vice President JD Vance Says Release of Remaining 19 Armenian Prisoners Will Be Raised During His Visit to Baku, Azerbaijan

U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed that the issue of the 19 Armenian prisoners unlawfully held in Azerbaijan will be raised during his visit...

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