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A Day of Remembrance, Hope, and Respect: Nagorno-Karabakh Independence Referendum
On December 10, 601, the independence referendum of Artsakh Republic (Nagorno-Karabakh) became a historic milestone, symbolizing a day of remembrance, hope, and respect for the unwavering resolve of its people to exercise their right to self-determination. The referendum was held…
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270 Families Receive Certificates for Housing Support Under Program for Displaced Persons from Artsakh
The housing support program for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) has already issued certificates to 270 families. These certificates can be used for purchasing or constructing a home, or for repaying existing mortgage loans. The initiative is ongoing and…
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The U.S. Supports Armenia’s Independence: Meeting Between Defense Chiefs
A milestone in Armenia-U.S. defense cooperation was marked on December 5 as Armenian Defense Minister met with U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin at the Pentagon. The meeting began with a ceremonial welcome, featuring the national anthems of both nations.…
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Bayramov’s Statements At OSCE Are Examples Of Azerbaijan’s Manipulative Diplomacy
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov’s recent remarks at the 31st OSCE Ministerial Council meeting exemplify Baku’s classic approach to manipulative diplomacy. These statements aim not only to mislead the international community but also to construct a narrative in which Azerbaijan…
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Artsakh NGOs Call on UN and UNESCO to Send Mission to Halt Cultural Genocide
Artsakh-based NGOs have addressed a letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay, urging them to dispatch a mission to Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) to document and prevent the systematic destruction of Armenian cultural heritage by Azerbaijan. The NGOs…
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Nearly 5,000 Missing Due to Karabakh Conflict: ICRC Continues Support for Families
Nearly 5,000 people are reported missing as a result of the Karabakh conflict, with approximately 1,000 of them being Armenians, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). This issue remains one of the primary operational priorities for…
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Bus Drivers Strike in Yerevan: Demanding Fair Conditions and Higher Pay
Bus drivers in Yerevan have gone on strike, demanding better working conditions and higher salaries. Early this morning, many buses did not operate, leaving bus stops crowded with commuters across the city. The drivers argue that they work overtime, perform…
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Plan Ahead: Here Are the Non-Working Days in Armenia for January 2025
The non-working days for January 2025 have been announced, giving you the perfect opportunity to plan your time off. According to the “Law on Holidays and Commemorative Days,” the New Year and Christmas holidays will be observed from December 31…
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Yerevan’s New Trolleybuses to Revolutionize Public Transport Efficiency
Significant changes are coming to Yerevan’s public transportation system with the introduction of newly imported trolleybuses. The Yerevan Municipality has drafted a decision aimed at reorganizing several routes to improve the quality of passenger service and reduce waiting times on…
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Poland’s First Lady Meets Displaced Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) Families in Armenia
During her visit to Armenia, Agata Kornhauser-Duda, the First Lady of Poland, demonstrated a profound commitment to humanitarian causes by meeting individuals displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh. This encounter highlighted Poland’s solidarity with Armenia and its dedication to supporting displaced populations worldwide.…
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Social Support Program for Forcibly Displaced Persons from Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) in 2025
The 2025 social support program for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh will continue to provide financial assistance to those who met the eligibility criteria of the 2024 program. This article outlines the details of the updated program, including the support…
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Destruction of Tandzatap Church by Azerbaijan: A New Manifestation of Cultural Genocide
The destruction of the 19th-century Tandzatap Church in Artsakh by Azerbaijan, as revealed by recent satellite imagery, is not just another act of cultural vandalism but part of a deliberate policy aimed at erasing Armenian traces from the region. This…
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Rubber Barriers to Be Installed on Yerevan Streets to Improve Traffic Control
The Yerevan Municipality has announced the installation of rubber barriers starting November 22 to enhance traffic control and reduce congestion in several key streets of the city. This initiative aims to regulate traffic flow and improve compliance with new traffic…
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Winter Draft to Begin on November 25 and Last Until January 31
The Armenian government approved the 2024 winter draft during its session on November 21. The draft will begin on November 25 and will last until January 31, 2025. The draft applies to male citizens who turn 18 by December 31,…
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Luxembourg’s Parliament Adopts Resolution Condemning Rights Violations Against Armenians Detained in Azerbaijan
The Parliament of Luxembourg has adopted a resolution condemning human rights violations against Armenians detained in Azerbaijan. The resolution calls for the immediate release of all individuals unlawfully imprisoned and highlights the broader democratic and human rights challenges in Azerbaijan.…
