Armenia

Armenians Need Action, Not Just Remembrance

By Thomas Becker

Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh Face Crisis

By Dr. Armen Sarkissian

What Biden's Recognition of Armenian Genocide Means

By Madeline Roache

Meet 4 Crusaders Who Are Keeping the Dream of Democracy Alive

By Vivienne Walt , Naina Bajekal , Billy Perrigo and Ciara Nugent
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Democracy Isn't Perfect, But It Will Still Prevail

Mass migration, terrorism and economic woes are fueling authoritarians around the world. NATO's former Supreme Allied Commander on why government of, by and for the people will win again

By James Stavridis

Armenia’s Peaceful Protester Takes Power in a Bloodless Revolution

On May 8, pro-democracy protester Nikol Pashinyan was appointed interim Prime Minister of Armenia, the tiny Moscow-friendly former Soviet state bordering Turkey, Georgia, Iran and Azerbaijan. Pashinyan, 42, has been praised for staging a peaceful...

By Kate Samuelson

Armenian Protestors Block Key Roads To The Capital

Armenia's political crisis continues to unravel after last week's "peaceful revolution"

By Eli Meixler

Armenia's Prime Minister Resigns After Days of Protests

Here's what to know about the country's surprise "peaceful revolution"

By Suyin Haynes

The Day I Discovered My Grandparents Survived a Genocide

A simple school assignment unlocked the horrifying truth behind my family’s moves from Armenia to Lebanon to the United States

By Zócalo Public Square

Turkey and Armenia Host Clashing Centennial Memorials

Commemorations of two 1915 events—the mass killings of Armenians in Turkey and the Turkish stand at Gallipoli—have caused tension

By Noah Rayman

German President Calls 1915 Armenian Massacre 'Genocide'

"The fate of the Armenians stands as exemplary in the history of mass exterminations, ethnic cleansing, deportations and yes, genocide"

By Sabrina Toppa

Obama Won’t Call Armenian Killings 'Genocide'

The President has not used the term in reference to the killings while in office

By Noah Rayman

Police Shut Down Kanye's Armenian Concert

Hundreds of fans followed him into the water, prompting authorities to act

By Rishi Iyengar

Man Says He Was Forced to Choose Between Newborn Son with Down Syndrome and Wife

The baby was born in Armenia, where estimated 98% of all Down syndrome newborns are abandoned annually

By Alex Heigl / People

Watch Amal Clooney Eloquently Argue Her Case in Armenian Genocide Hearing

Clooney is representing Armenia before Europe's top human rights court

By Noah Rayman

Inventing My Father: Diana Markosian's Long Journey Home

Photographer Diana Markosian traveled back to her native Armenia to reconnect with her father, a man with whom she'd had no contact since she was a child.

By Diana Markosian
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