California Congresswoman honored for lifetime achievement

California Congresswoman Jackie Speier has introduced a resolution asking Congress to condemn Azerbaijan for its recent acts of war against Armenia. Speier, who is of Armenian ancestry, accepted a lifetime achievement award from the Armenian National Committee over the weekend for her work in the community.

LA community, US politicians demand action after Azerbaijan attacks Armenia

The Armenian-American community and supporters are speaking out, demanding action after Azerbaijan launched a military-style attack on Armenia Tuesday.

Armenia says 49 soldiers killed in attacks by Azerbaijan

Azerbaijani forces shelled Armenia’s territory Tuesday and killed at least 49 Armenian soldiers, Armenia’s prime minister said, a large-scale attack that fueled fears of broader hostilities breaking out between the longtime adversaries.

'Piece for Peace': Artwork honors the fallen in war between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Sept. 27 marks one year since the war began between Armenia and Azerbaijan. For 44 days that followed, thousands lost their lives, schools, medical facilities, cultural sites were destroyed, up to 100,000 people were displaced— and to this day over 200 Armenian POWs have not been released.

'45 Days: A Fight For A Nation' documents what happened between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Artsakh

The documentary “45 Days: A Fight For A Nation” tells the story of what happened between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Artsakh during the war of 2020. The film is being screened in Hollywood as it kicks off its traveling tour.

Armenian PM’s party far ahead with partial election results

Partial results in Armenia’s snap parliamentary elections show a strong lead for the party of acting prime minister Nikol Pashinyan, who called the election in a bid to ease anger over a peace deal he signed with Azerbaijan.

Teach for Armenia: Celebrities team up with community for virtual fundraiser

Armenian-American celebrities like Cher, Kim Kardashian and Serj Tankian are taking part in a virtual fundraiser where the focus is on the children.

Turkey summons US ambassador after Biden recognizes Armenian genocide

Turkey’s foreign ministry has summoned the U.S. ambassador in Ankara to protest the U.S. decision to mark the deportation and killing of Armenians during the Ottoman Empire as “genocide.”

Armenian Genocide: Why Biden’s recognition could inflame political tension between US and Turkey

President Biden has formally recognized the mass killing of Armenians during World War I as genocide, the first president to ever do so. The recognition, though, is likely to further complicate an already tense relationship with Turkey - and here’s why.