The conference “Armenophobia: historical and present-day resurgence” examined the phenomenon from different angles, provided a comprehensive picture of various interconnected aspects as well as the ways of combating it. It
— VIDEO: Congressional Armenian Caucus Co-Chair Chats with ANCA about importance of passing the Artsakh Travel and Communication Resolution; Increasing Foreign Aid for Artsakh WASHINGTON, DC – Congressional Armenian Caucus
SYDNEY: The Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC-AU) has congratulated Armenian-Australian Gladys Berejiklian on becoming the first elected female Premier of Australia’s largest state of New South Wales. While it
«Մեր Արցախը. Միջազգային ճանաչման ճամբուն վրայ» բնաբանով ձեռնարկ՝ Յունաստանի Լրագրողներու Միութեան Տան մէջ Համահայկական առաջնահերթութիւն եղող Արցախի հարցի մասին խօսեցան Արցախի Հանրապետութեան մշակոյթի, երիտասարդութեան եւ զբօսաշրջութեան նախարար Լ. Յովհաննիսեան եւ
WASHINGTON, DC – The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) today reaffirmed its principled opposition to the “Madrid Principles,” a deeply flawed and recklessly asymmetrical proposal advanced by the OSCE
OTTAWA – On Tuesday, March 19th, the inaugural meeting of the “Parliamentary Friends of the People of Artsakh” was held in Ottawa, with the presence of various members of parliament
Before each election concerning a large group of Armenian-Australian voters, the Armenian National Committee of Australia releases an election guide to assist the community in their decision-making process ahead of heading to
WASHINGTON—Armenian National Committee of America’s Government Affairs Director Raffi Karakashian called for honest American remembrance of the Armenian Genocide, during a one-on-one discussion with Vice President Mike Pence that also
— “The Armenian community here in the United States has played a positive and integral role for well over a century, and I am proud to support and stand with
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey Declares the Month of April as “Genocide Awareness Month” MOBILE, AL – Alabama officially became the 49th U.S. state to recognize the Armenian Genocide when Governor
