Anahit Manasyan called genocide an unjustifiable crime with irreversible consequences, stressing global responsibility and need for collective prevention efforts.

Kostas Mavrides said Turkey’s denial of the Armenian Genocide perpetuates injustice and risks future crimes against humanity.

Ara Zohrabyan introduced the delegates, who aimed to learn about the role of the Armenian Apostolic Church in national and civic life.

This year’s remembrance holds special significance in Marseille due to the initiation of a sister-city partnership with Yerevan.

Both sides expressed satisfaction that Armenia’s democratic reforms have already led to tangible progress.

Pashinyan stated that honoring the victims of the Armenian Genocide must come through state-building and peaceful coexistence with neighbors.

”In the 21st century, we continue to witness mass crimes driven by hatred, racism, and ethnic intolerance,” the ministry stated.

According to Baghdasaryan, the Prime Minister views the act as irresponsible and unacceptable.

EU foreign policy chief’s visit to Azerbaijan on Genocide Remembrance Day drew ire from MPs citing human rights concerns.

The parties discussed democratic reforms underway in Armenia and government actions aimed at enhancing human rights protection.

“We call on the Azerbaijani side to investigate the shelling of the residential home in Khoznavar and to provide public clarification,” MoD said.

The torchlight march is one of the symbols of the Armenian people’s pursuit of justice.

On April 24, 1915, the Young Turk government ordered the deportation of the entire Armenian intellectual class in Constantinople.

After Hrant Dink's assassination, Turkey saw increased discourse on the Armenian Genocide and commemorative events, marking a psychological shift.

Diaspora diplomats condemn genocide denial and stress the urgent relevance of the “I remember and demand” oath amid rising threats and historical distortions.

Vahe Sukiasyan and other top young talents claim titles in Armenia’s 2025 junior chess championship, held across multiple age categories.

Kristine Vardanyan says authorities aren’t condemned for negotiating with Turkey and Azerbaijan but for fully conceding to their demands.

Residents evacuated buildings as a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck Istanbul; authorities report no major damage or casualties.

Despite government support for cultural events, Armenia’s culture minister declined to clarify involvement in the upcoming Jennifer Lopez concert in Yerevan.

Hayk Mamijanyan suggests peace process with Azerbaijan needs a trusted international mediator to yield results and ensure lasting agreements.

“There is even worse—violence against women and domestic violence exists in Armenia,” Mirzoyan said.

In a phone message from Baku prison, Babayan denies Azerbaijani media claims and reiterates Azerbaijan's responsibility for Ivanian events.

Armenia is reviewing its potential participation in the third CIS Games to be held in Azerbaijan this fall.

Vahagn Aleksanyan asserts unwavering stance on genocide recognition, criticizing former leaders for alleged denial and political exploitation.

Turkey's close relationship with Azerbaijan complicates its efforts to normalize ties with Armenia, says Professor Mustafa Aydin.

Catholicos Aram I lauded Pope Francis for his bold stance on justice and genocide, recalling his dedication to church unity and moral leadership.

The IMF expects Armenia's GDP growth to decelerate in 2025, while inflation and unemployment remain concerns.

A U.S. court has dismissed a baseless $500M suit filed by Azerbaijani lawyer Aynur Baghirzade against ANCA and 29 others.

In response to claims in parliament, Mamijanyan cited a 2010 U.S. Embassy statement to counter accusations over a Biden-Sargsyan call.

China’s envoy to Armenia reveals plans to integrate Yerevan into the Belt and Road Initiative, calling the country a strategic crossroad.

Armenia’s parliament is set to form an ethics committee with equal representation from both government and opposition factions.

Opposition members criticize the Civil Contract faction for boycotting a session, calling for snap elections amid transport fare disputes.

The ArmDrone Community considers its mission to be the creation of an educational and sporting environment for FPV drones.

Prime Minister Pashinyan expressed deep condolences, praising Pope Francis’ global contributions to peace, solidarity, and human rights.

The Armenian Deputy Prime Minister and U.S. Ambassador reviewed bilateral ties and discussed regional peace and cooperation prospects.

“The international community must provide a clear assessment of this situation and demand the immediate release of Armenian captives,” Tandilyan said.

Cardinals from diverse backgrounds prepare to elect a new pope, with no clear frontrunner in sight.

British MPs from both houses join memorial ceremony in London and urge government to recognize the Armenian Genocide officially.

Catholicos Garegin II plans to attend Pope Francis’s funeral in Vatican on April 26, as five-day mourning begins in Italy.

Opposition MP accuses ruling party of misrepresenting law on Armenian Genocide denial to undermine the bill proposed by thel.

Evocabank values not only professional growth but also personal development, providing an environment where innovation becomes a priority.

Baku's staged trials aim to discredit Armenia by portraying Artsakh's governance as artificial and imposed.

Families of fallen soldiers urge the court to increase Harutyunyan’s sentence, while the defense cites poor health and alleged trial flaws.

Armenia’s AI education initiative expands to include 26 schools, aiming to train future specialists with advanced math, coding, and AI fundamentals.

Gegham Manukyan from the Armenia faction stated that tensions escalated around the draft law criminalizing the denial of the Armenian Genocide.

Garegin II highlighted Pope Francis’ solidarity with Armenians and his efforts for peace and Christian unity in his condolence message.

Speaking to journalists, Nahapetyan noted that during his tenure, no such instances of interference have been observed.

An emotional exchange erupted in Armenia’s National Assembly as two MPs traded accusations over past political affiliations and historical stances.

Mozart’s brilliant final composition, Requiem, is considered one of the most powerful funeral masses in classical music.

“We’ve been joining Earth Day for the past three years, demonstrating our Company’s commitment to sustainable development in practice,” said Arevik Mkrtchyan.