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2 Soldiers Killed, 14 Injured as Azerbaijan Ramps Up Attack on Artsakh

by Asbarez Staff
August 3, 2022
Invoking ‘Zangezur Corridor,’ Baku and Ankara Say They Want to Normalize Ties with Yerevan
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Invoking ‘Zangezur Corridor,’ Baku and Ankara Say They Want to Normalize Ties with Yerevan

August 2, 2022
CSTO Rejects Yerevan’s Appeal for Help in Armenia Border Breach by Azerbaijan
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Russian and Armenian Leaders Discuss Yerevan-Baku Ties

August 2, 2022
Azerbaijan Violated Armenian Captives’ Right to Life, European Court Rules
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Armenia Files Complaint at Rights Court Against Azerbaijan’s Aggression in Artsakh’s Parukh

August 2, 2022

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2 Soldiers Killed, 14 Injured as Azerbaijan Ramps Up Attack on Artsakh

2 Soldiers Killed, 14 Injured as Azerbaijan Ramps Up Attack on Artsakh

August 3, 2022

Invoking ‘Zangezur Corridor,’ Baku and Ankara Say They Want to Normalize Ties with Yerevan

August 2, 2022

Russian and Armenian Leaders Discuss Yerevan-Baku Ties

August 2, 2022

Pallone Blasts UN Leader for ‘Capitulating’ to Turkey

August 2, 2022

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‘Kef Time L.A.’ Set for September 9

‘Kef Time L.A.’ Set for September 9

August 2, 2022

International Armenian Literary Alliance Launches Two Grants for Creative Writing and Translation

August 2, 2022

Dinner held in Los Angeles to Benefit Armenia’s ‘Family and Community’ Nonprofit

August 2, 2022

A Donation In Honor of Asbarez’s Former Editor Melik Shah

July 29, 2022

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Blessing of Muron Held at Catholicosate of Cilicia
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Blessing of Muron Held at Catholicosate of Cilicia

July 1, 2022
Armenia Beats San Marino in 2022 FIBA European Championship
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Armenia Beats San Marino in 2022 FIBA European Championship

June 30, 2022
WATCH: Asbarez Interview with L.A. City Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell
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WATCH: Asbarez Interview with L.A. City Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell

May 5, 2022

ARTS AND CULTURE

Opening Act: Armenian Singer Tatev Competing to Perform at Hollywood Bowl

Opening Act: Armenian Singer Tatev Competing to Perform at Hollywood Bowl

July 28, 2022

Fresno State Armenian Series Publishes Book on Author and Dancer Armen Ohanian

July 15, 2022

Zoryan Institute’s Animated Film Featured at Golden Apricot International Film Festival

July 15, 2022

8 Artists to be Featured in ‘Dreams in Deixis’ Exhibition at Tufenkian Gallery

June 24, 2022

2022 APRIL 24 SPECIAL ISSUE

Editorial: International Recognition of Armenian Genocide Imperative as Ethnic Cleansing Continues

Editorial: International Recognition of Armenian Genocide Imperative as Ethnic Cleansing Continues

April 24, 2022

Biden Reaffirms Genocide Recognition, Says ‘American People Honor all Armenians who Perished’

April 24, 2022

Would Israel Normalize Relations with Germany Without Germany’s Recognition of the Holocaust?

April 24, 2022

GenEd Offers Social Studies Teachers Survivor-Focused Classroom Resources

April 24, 2022

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Gymnastics Element Performed by Artur Davtyan Named After Him

Gymnastics Element Performed by Artur Davtyan Named After Him

July 21, 2022
Mesrobian Student Wins Gold at Regatta Race in Canada

Mesrobian Student Wins Gold at Regatta Race in Canada

July 18, 2022
‘You Made Every Armenian Proud,’ SADA CEO Tony Safoian Congratulates Armenian Basketball Team on Championship

‘You Made Every Armenian Proud,’ SADA CEO Tony Safoian Congratulates Armenian Basketball Team on Championship

July 7, 2022
Armenian Wrestler Lyova Gevorgyan Wins Gold

Armenian Wrestler Lyova Gevorgyan Wins Gold

July 5, 2022
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Blessing of Holy Muron Held in Antelias

Blessing of Holy Muron Held in Antelias

July 26, 2022

Khrimian Hayrig and Our Present Day Situation

July 22, 2022

A Good Father

June 17, 2022
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European Parliament Should Have Criticized Turkey’s Destructive Role in Artsakh, Says EAFJD

European Parliament Should Have Criticized Turkey’s Destructive Role in Artsakh, Says EAFJD

June 10, 2022
Civil Society Groups Issue Joint Statement on Turkey’s Threats of Invading Northeast Syria

Civil Society Groups Issue Joint Statement on Turkey’s Threats of Invading Northeast Syria

May 26, 2022
ANCA Underscores Call for Ambassador Tracy’s Recall

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May 19, 2022
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A Story about Armenians from Egypt

A Story about Armenians from Egypt

June 14, 2022
Three Hours in Chicago

Three Hours in Chicago

May 27, 2022
Members of Congress Attempt to Prevent Sale of Fighter Jets to Turkey

Biden Wants to Sell Arms to Turkey While Ankara is Undermining NATO

May 17, 2022

IN MEMORIAM

Funeral Notice: Takouhie Vartanian

Funeral Notice: Takouhie Vartanian

August 2, 2022
Death Notice: Sarkis Dakessian

Death Notice: Sarkis Dakessian

July 29, 2022
Death Notice: Dr. David Mihran Charchian

Death Notice: Dr. David Mihran Charchian

July 27, 2022
Death Notice: Vartenie Momjian

Death Notice: Vartenie Momjian

July 22, 2022
Death Notice: Dr. Khachig Konyalian

Memorial Service: Dr. Khachig Konyalian

July 21, 2022
Death Notice: Rita Levonian

Death Notice: Rita Levonian

July 20, 2022
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