Representatives Brad Sherman and Chris Smith press USAID’s Power on the devastating impact of Azerbaijan’s Artsakh blockade U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee senior members Brad Sherman (D-CA) and Chris Smith
Haroutioun and Elizabeth Kasparian Summer Program to Welcome High School Students to Washington DC this August; Applications Due June 1st Due to overwhelming nationwide student interest, the third annual Armenian
The Tasmanian House of Assembly has become the third state jurisdiction in Australia to recognise the 1915 Armenian, Assyrian and Greek Genocides perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire, reported the Armenian
Human Rights Defender and ANC-Artsakh Share Capitol Hill Update on Human Impact of Azerbaijan’s Blockade The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) hosted a Capitol Hill briefing for Congressional offices
Chairman Menendez calls USAID response to Azerbaijan’s Artsakh blockade “slower than molasses”; Urges emergency airlift to Artsakh U.S. Agency for International Development Administrator Samantha Power has established a two-year pattern
Companion Measure to House bill seeks $10 million for Library of Congress educational programs about the history, consequences, and ongoing costs of the Armenian Genocide Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman
Leads 17 Representatives in sending Congressional letter calling on Commerce Secretary Raimondo to Block Export License Seventeen U.S. Representatives have joined with Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) in calling on the
Less than a month after being sworn in as Premier of New South Wales, the Hon. Chris Minns MP has offered heartfelt condolences to the Armenian-Australian community reaffirming Australia’s largest
ANCA welcomes measure supporting Artsakh, sanctioning Azerbaijan Congressional Armenian Caucus Co-Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) introduced an Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) backed resolution today calling for U.S. and international
One thousand Armenian-Australians and guests present at the 108th Anniversary National Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide were left disappointed after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made major retreats in Canberra’s position
