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Did You Know? Azerbaijan’s Deputy Prime Minister Grew Up in Armenia—Now Leading Border Negotiations
Image generated using artificial intelligence (AI) Shahin Mustafayev, one of the most influential officials in Azerbaijan today, has a little-known personal history that traces back to Armenia’s Tavush region during the Soviet period. Mustafayev was born in 1965 in the village of Jujevan, near the town of Noyemberyan, in what is now Armenia’s Tavush province. At the time, it was part of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic. Just a short distance away, in the neighboring tow


Thousands Gather in Forest Lawn to Honor Armenian Comedian, Actor, Musician Levon Ter Petrossian
A memorial service for the late Levon Ter Petrossian was held on April 29 at the Hall of Liberty at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, where more than 1,500 mourners gathered to honor his life and legacy. His body was laid to rest the following day, April 30. In one of the most powerful moments of the evening, thousands in attendance rose to their feet in a standing ovation after a video tribute honoring Levon’s life and work finished playing — a moving expression of love, respect, a

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 30


Armenia and Georgia Selected to Host 2029 FIFA U-20 World Cup
Armenia and Georgia have been selected to host the 2029 FIFA U-20 World Cup — a historic moment for football in the region. The decision was announced during a FIFA Executive Committee meeting held in Vancouver, Canada, on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. This will be the first time that a major FIFA tournament of this scale is organized jointly by Armenia and Georgia. The tournament is one of the most important international competitions for young football players, bringing together

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


Armenia Opens Embassy in Paris; Prominent Diaspora Leaders Excluded
Armenia officially opened its new embassy building in Paris on April 28, in a ceremony that showed off the growing ties with France but also raised questions about relations with the Armenian diaspora. The event brought together senior officials from both countries, including Armenia’s Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and France’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot. During the ceremony, Mirzoyan raised the Armenian flag in front of the building, while th

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


Armenia Named Top-2 Global Finalist for AI Education Program at ASU+GSV Summit
As countries worldwide grapple with how to integrate artificial intelligence into classrooms, Armenia is emerging as an early mover. In a major reflection of the progress, the country’s “Generation AI” school network was named a Top-2 finalist in the Impact category at the ASU+GSV Education Innovation Showcase in San Diego on April 14, a leading global forum for education technology and innovation. Implemented by the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology (FAST) in pa

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


Families of Armenian Prisoners Take Case to UN, Demand Immediate Release
International lawyers representing the families of seven Armenian hostages imprisoned in Azerbaijan have submitted an official petition to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, demanding their immediate and unconditional release. This was reported by the Artsakh Union and comes as part of ongoing international efforts to address the situation of Armenian detainees following recent conflicts in the region. The petition was submitted on April 24, 2026, the da

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


Azerbaijan’s Deputy Prime Minister Visits Armenia for Border Delimitation Talks
A delegation from Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan, Shahin Mustafayev, arrived in Armenia this morning for high-level discussions on border delimitation and cooperation between the two countries. The visit was confirmed by Armenia’s Foreign Ministry. Mustafayev also serves as the head of Azerbaijan’s commission on border delimitation. According to Armenia’s Foreign Ministry, the visit was part of the 13th meeting of the commissions on the delimitation of the state border a

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


Yerevan’s Republic Square Turns Into Dance Floor for International Dance Day
Yerevan celebrated International Dance Day with a large public event that brought thousands of dancers to the center of the city. Republic Square was turned into a big open dance floor, where around 4,000 people gathered to take part in a celebration of Armenian culture. The event was called “Festive Round Dance with 7 Circles.” It brought together dancers from across the country. Participants included the Vanush Khanamiryan Union of Dance Artists of Armenia, along with many

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 29


POW Ruben Vardanyan Transferred to Penitentiary Facility in Azerbaijan
Ruben Vardanyan, the former state minister of Nagorno-Karabakh, has been transferred to a penitentiary facility in Azerbaijan following his conviction earlier this year — a new phase in his detention, according to his legal representative. Human rights attorney Siranush Sahakyan confirmed in an interview with The Armenian Report that Vardanyan, along with other Armenian detainees, was moved in the past week from a pre-trial detention facility run by Azerbaijan’s State Securit

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 28


Armenia’s Varazdat Lalayan Claims Third European Championship Title
Olympic silver medalist and two-time world and European champion Varazdat Lalayan delivered a dominant performance at the European Weightlifting Championships held in Batumi, securing another major title for Armenia. Competing in the +110 kg weight category, Lalayan lifted a combined total of 451 kg to win the gold medal. His result came from 210 kg in the snatch and 241 kg in the clean and jerk. This victory marks the third European Championship title of his career. Lalayan

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 26


“Genocide – No More”: Video Message Urges Armenians to Act Beyond Remembrance
Following the 111th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, a newly released video message is calling on Armenians worldwide to move from remembrance to action. Powered by Khachkar Studios, the message centers on a simple but urgent call: “Genocide – No More.” It urges Armenians to strengthen their identity through renewed commitment to faith and community, emphasizing the role of Christianity and connection to Jesus Christ. The video also raises concerns about declining chur

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 25


Lebanon’s Armenian Community Marks 111th Genocide Anniversary With Nationwide Commemorations
One hundred and eleven years after the Armenian Genocide, commemorative events in Lebanon brought together community leaders, youth groups, and members of the Armenian diaspora to honor the memory of the 1.5 million Armenians who were killed. The ceremonies reflected a continued commitment to remembrance, identity, and the pursuit of justice. The day began in Achrafieh, where participants gathered at the Catholic Patriarchate for a moment of prayer and reflection. Members of

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 24


Diaspora in Marseille Leads Torchlight March and Ceremonies for 111th Genocide Anniversary
A commemorative event marking the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide was held in Marseille, where diaspora members played a central role in honoring the memory of the victims and survivors. The remembrance began on April 23, when youth from the Armenian diaspora organized a symbolic event using flames. This act reflected the commitment of younger generations to preserve memory and continue the call for recognition. The official ceremony took place the following mornin

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 24


Jerusalem’s Old City Becomes Center of Armenian Genocide Remembrance at 111th Anniversary March
Jerusalem’s Old City became the center of remembrance as Armenian residents marked the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide with a march through its historic streets. Carrying Armenian flags and moving in unity, members of the local Armenian community gathered to honor the memory of the 1.5 million Armenians who were killed during the Armenian Genocide. The event reflected a long-standing tradition in Jerusalem, where one of the oldest Armenian communities in the world

The Armenian Report Team
Apr 24

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