He added that Armenia should likewise take action to facilitate the dissolution of the group.

In her message, she emphasized the importance of remembering the 1.5 million Armenians who were killed during the tragedy of 1915.

“Personally, I’ve never seen anyone in Armenia deny the Armenian Genocide,” Vladimir Vardanyan said.

The meeting focused on key issues concerning Armenia’s foreign policy and national security, according to official sources.

Lexmann voiced hope that the visit would be used to push for the release of Armenian captives held unlawfully in Azerbaijan.

Though malaria was eradicated in Armenia, climatic and biological risks could reignite the disease if reintroduced into the region.

Even 110 years later, attempts to deny the first genocide of the 20th century continue, he noted.

Artsvik Minasyan questioned Prosecutor General on whether opposition figures have ever had their detentions lifted at prosecution's request.

Shahramanyan explained that, as an official of Artsakh, he does not consider it proper to publicly express his views on this matter at present.

According to the confirmed plan, units from different branches of the armed forces will carry out coordinated missions to enhance inter-unit cooperation.

Agriculture experienced a 10.5% growth, industry expanded by 18.5%, and construction volumes rose by 13.6%.

“I currently have no decision to run for president; we will announce our decision in due course,” he said.

François Bayrou joined community leaders and diplomats to honor the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Paris.

"Frankly speaking, Armenia has not left; it has merely suspended its participation in the organization's activities," Tasmagambetov noted.

Shahramanyan assured his full support for the initiative, noting his regular meetings and familiarity with ongoing efforts.

”Today, we remember the Great Calamity not only with mourning, but also with determination,” U.S. Secretary of State wrote.

Carney emphasized that 1.5 million Armenians were killed in atrocities systematically planned and executed by the Ottoman Empire.

"Continuous efforts are needed to ensure comprehensive and transparent reforms that are systemic and sustainable," stated the release.

"During 2024, 27 deaths of servicemen related to military service circumstances have been recorded, compared to 54 cases in 2023," she stated.

"Today is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, when we honor the memory of the 1.5 million victims lost during violent attacks,” he wrote.

Abrahamyan warns that Azerbaijani attacks are becoming increasingly targeted near Armenia’s border villages, raising serious security concerns.

Special flights are planned from Argentina, the Pope’s birthplace. Catholicos of All Armenians is also expected to participate.

Mélanie Joly marked the Armenian Genocide anniversary, stating Karabakh Armenians were forcibly uprooted for the first time in history.

Aram Sargsyan highlights key wording in Trump’s April 24 message and calls for sending an expert delegation to Washington immediately.

A new bill seeks to have Moldova officially recognize the Armenian Genocide, joining major global powers and EU nations in affirming historical justice.

Schiff warned that Genocide denial continues today, as Azerbaijan repeats century-old rhetoric and threatens Armenia’s people and sovereignty.

"On Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, we honor the memory of the 1.5 million Armenians killed during the horrific genocide 110 years ago," Pelosi wrote.

In total, Armenian athletes won six medals at the tournament: one gold and five bronze.

EU observers revised their April 24 message, replacing “genocide” with a reference to honoring Armenian victims of 1915–23.

Trump's April 24 statement sparked backlash for avoiding the term 'genocide' despite prior promises to ensure peace in the region.

Robert Kocharyan slammed current leaders for hypocrisy, reminding they once attempted to burn Russia’s flag outside its embassy in Yerevan.

“April 24th each year serves as a time to reflect on the lasting and deep-rooted connection between the Armenian and American peoples, the message said.

Catholicos Aram I calls for urgent national consolidation and division of roles between Armenia and the Diaspora on the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

British lawmaker David Alton, writing in The Telegraph, draws stark parallels between the Armenian Genocide and Azerbaijan’s 2023 ethnic cleansing in Artsakh.

Turkey’s Human Rights Association condemns denial of the Armenian Genocide and the heroization of its perpetrators, urging legal accountability and remembrance.

Chris Rath, a member of New South Wales Parliament, urges federal recognition of the Armenian Genocide and backing for the Armenian community.

Lebanese-Armenians hold ceremony at Martyrs’ Square, denouncing denial and linking historic genocide to current-day ethnic cleansing in Artsakh.

Samvel Shahramanyan reveals he saw Artsakh officials being taken prisoner and says those now jailed in Baku ensured civilians’ safe passage.

Mozart’s Requiem echoed at Aram Khachaturian Concert Hall in tribute to the canonized victims of the Armenian Genocide.

During a memorial in Tehran, embassy staff were obstructed from approaching the genocide monument amid protests against Yerevan’s current policy.

Geadis Geadi marks the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, stating that Turkey’s violent past cannot be forgotten or erased.

Matteo Salvini commemorates Armenian Genocide victims, calling the atrocity a lasting wound and urging remembrance and justice.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan honored the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, calling for unity and remembrance in a message on social media.

Greek Defense Minister Dendias says Greeks share the pain of genocide and stresses the moral duty of recognizing historical truth.

Catholicos Karekin II honored genocide victims and prayed for national strength, remembering Artsakh’s suffering at Tsitsernakaberd.

Petr Piruncik commemorated genocide victims and recalled Czech Parliament’s 2017 recognition of the Armenian Genocide.

France’s ambassador to Armenia commemorates genocide victims with Armenian-language message; President Macron also shares tributes in French and Armenian.

Artsakh’s National Assembly said in a statement that ignoring genocide encourages impunity and future crimes, calling for global recognition and accountability.

Weitzman says Brussels must uphold historical truth and counter all forms of denial in today’s climate of rising extremism.

Lebanon’s president marked the Armenian Genocide anniversary as a global call for justice, dignity, and resistance to extremism.