Diaspora

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 was cancelled at the last minute by the unrecognized Turkish occupation authorities of Northern Cyprus,...

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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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Cannes Film Festival to Premiere Five Restored Pelechian Films in First-Ever Dedicated Program

The 79th Cannes Film Festival will screen five newly restored films by Armenian director...

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Khachkar Studios Unveils a New World-Class Template for U.S. Armenian Churches Annual Financial Transparency

The U.S. Armenian religious landscape enters a transformative new era as Khachkar Studios introduces...

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301 AD: Building Armenia’s Future by Uniting the Diaspora and Cultivating Creative Entrepreneurs

In a time of rapid technological change and rising uncertainty, one Los Angeles–based non-profit is boldly preparing Armenian youth—both in the diaspora and Armenia—to...

Vatican to Canonize Armenian Genocide Martyr Archbishop Maloyan a Saint, for Choosing Faith Over Forced Conversion to Islam And Making the Ultimate Sacrifice

Blessed Ignatius Maloyan, Archbishop of Mardin of the Armenian Catholics, will be proclaimed a saint in a solemn canonization Mass on October 19, 2025,...

Armenian Church Building in Jerusalem Desecrated With Nightclub Banners, Sparking Outrage Over Disrespect to 1,700-Year-Old Armenian Quarter

Armenian Church-owned property in Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter has been desecrated with rainbow-colored banners reading “Armenian Church Night Clubs & Bars,” sparking outrage from the...