On April 25, Foreign Minister of Armenia Edward Nalbandian received Minister of State for European Affairs of France Harlem Désir.\r\n

On April 24, a Commemorative event was held in Assen,the Netherlands, dedicated to the 101th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, organized by the Cooperating Armenian Organizations.

The message issued by the President of Turkey on the occasion of April 24 is yet another failed manifestation of denialism, an explicit attempt to put the responsibility for the genocide committed by the authorities of Ottoman Empire against the Arme

Azerbaijan failed in the negotiations, for that very reason it attempted to find some solutions through military means, but it failed here as well. Baku would be forced to return to the negotiation table, as there is no alternative, any other way, th

On April 23, the Second Global Forum Against the Crime of Genocide endorsed the final statement, the text of which is available below.

Today it is hard to imagine that some 50 years ago, during the commemoration of the 50th anniversary, the Armenian Genocide was just a dark page of the history of mankind and was not discussed beyond the Armenian circles. It is due to collective, uni

In many cases crimes against survivors continue throughout ensuing years, even decades of the genocidal acts. I am talking about the attempts to conceal or deny committed crimes. Unequivocally, this is a violation of the survivors’ right to rem

Edward Nalbandian, expressing gratitude for being considered worthy of this award, assured that as a representative of survived nation, the Foreign Minister of Armenia considers fight for protection of human rights, and first and foremost that of lif

On April 23, Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian received survivors of genocide, crimes against humanity - Youk Chhang from Cambodia, Kabanda Aloys from Rwanda, Nadia Murad from Iraq, who are in Yerevan to participate in the Second Global Forum Agains

On April 22, Armen Yeganian, Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to Canada, had a meeting with Mélanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage, who is in charge for culture, telecommunication and National Capital Commission portfolios.\r\n