Demand Azerbaijan’s Release of Armenian POWs; Reports on U.S. Military Aid to Azerbaijan; Azerbaijani War Crimes Investigation; Restrictions on F-16 sales to Turkey Powerful Congressional, community, and coalition advocacy contributed
Rules Committee Greenlights House Consideration of Measures Demanding Release of Armenian POWs; Requiring Reports on Azerbaijani War Crimes; Restricting F-16 Sales to Turkey The U.S. House Rules Committee cleared the
An overwhelming majority of Americans of Armenian heritage oppose Artsakh being forced under Azerbaijani rule, according to a recent nationwide Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) foreign policy survey. The
Thirty-five U.S. Representatives pledged today – in a bipartisan letter to President Biden – to “take every action afforded to us as Members of Congress” to block the sale of
The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) is mobilizing on Capitol Hill and in Congressional districts across America to hold Azerbaijan and Turkey accountable for their ethnic cleansing of Artsakh
Bipartisan Congressional opposition to President Biden’s recent green-lighting of the controversial sale of U.S. F-16 fighter jets and upgrade kits to Turkey is mounting with the Congressional Armenian Caucus and
Representatives from the Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC-AU) are currently in the Republic of Artsakh, where they have met with the country’s Foreign Minister, His Excellency David Babayan. The
Calls on Senate Appropriators to Zero-Out Military Aid to Azerbaijan; Expand Assistance to Artsakh and Armenia Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Government Affairs Director Tereza Yerimyan shared findings from
“The Armenian National Committee of Canada welcomes Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Mélanie Joly’s historic announcement regarding the Government’s decision to open a Canadian Embassy in Yerevan. “Following three decades of
— ANCA continues campaign to expand aid to Artsakh in face of ongoing Azerbaijani threats The U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations has called for $60 million in U.S.
