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Lemkin Institute Warns of Political Interference, Raises Alarm Over Genocide Museum Director’s Resignation and Calls for Academic Freedom in Armenia
The Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention and Human Security has issued a strong statement criticizing recent developments in Armenia surrounding the leadership of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute. The organization raised concerns over what it describes as political interference in an academic institution following the resignation of its director, Edita Gzoyan. The statement connects the situation to broader issues of historical memory, academic freedom, and regional
The Armenian Report Team
Apr 10
TUMO Opens First Center in Uruguay, Expands Into Latin America
The TUMO Center for Creative Technologies has expanded its global presence with the opening of its first learning center in Uruguay — a new step in the spread of its innovative education model beyond Armenia and into Latin America. The new center was officially inaugurated in the presence of Uruguay’s President, Yamandú Orsi, along with national and regional authorities. The facility is located at the entrance of Carrasco International Airport, placing it in a highly visible
Armenian Church Condemns Government Election Plan as “Unlawful,” Warns of Threat to National Unity
The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin has issued a strong statement criticizing the ruling Civil Contract party over its pre-election program, warning that proposed actions related to the Armenian Apostolic Church raise serious constitutional and spiritual concerns. In its official statement, the Mother See said it “strongly condemns the inclusion of unacceptable provisions regarding the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church in the pre-election program of the ‘Civil Contract’ party.” T
Khachkar Studios Financial Support to U.S. Judeo-Christian Community Increased 25% in March 2026
Every great renewal in the history of the Judeo-Christian faith has begun with a small group of inspired leaders willing to do what others would not. Today, that group is growing – and Khachkar Studios is leading the way. Cumulative financial support to the U.S. Judeo-Christian community reached $1,107,436 by the end of March 2026, with $223,758 disbursed during March alone – a 25% increase over the $883,678 accumulated through February since the program's mid-2025 launch. Th
Armenian Artist Arpi Krikorian Creates Animated Film to Teach Genocide History Without Trauma
As April is observed as Armenian Heritage Month across the United States, Armenian American families are once again reflecting on how to teach younger generations about one of the darkest chapters in their history — the Armenian Genocide. For many children in the diaspora, that education often comes early and with emotional weight. In classrooms, community centers and cultural programs, young Armenians are introduced to the events of 1915 through powerful — and sometimes grap
Armenian Government Pushes to Require AI Labels on TV Content
Image generated using artificial intelligence (AI) Armenia may soon require TV channels to tell viewers when what they’re watching isn’t entirely real. On April 7, the country’s National Assembly took up a new proposal that would force television broadcasters to clearly label any content created using artificial intelligence(AI). The goal is simple: make sure people know when what they’re seeing has been generated by machines, not humans. The proposal was introduced by Minist
Armenian Government Tries to Change Election Rules Days Before Registration, Opposition Pushes Back
Armenia’s parliament has entered a tense and fast-moving debate over election rules—just days before the election process officially begins—raising questions about fairness, timing, and political intent. On April 7, Armenia’s National Assembly opened an extraordinary session to review proposed changes to the country’s Electoral Code of Armenia. While the proposal may sound technical, it has quickly turned into a political flashpoint, drawing strong reactions from both the rul
“A Whole Civilization Will Die Tonight”: Trump Warns as Russia Evacuates Citizens from Iran Through Armenia
Photo Credit: Hetq.am A total of 175 Russian citizens evacuated from Iran arrived in Armenia on April 6 and were later flown to Moscow on a special flight from Yerevan, as evacuation efforts continue due to rising tensions in the region. The group entered Armenia through the Nurduz–Agarak border checkpoint before continuing their journey home. The evacuees were employees of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. Their relocation is part of a broader effort to move foreign national
Pashinyan’s Party Promises New Catholicos by 2031, Puts Church Leadership at Center of Election Agenda
Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party has made a major and controversial promise to voters ahead of upcoming elections, saying that by 2031 the country will have a new Catholicos. The pledge is included in the party’s pre-election program, placing the leadership of the Armenian Apostolic Church alongside major state development projects as part of its political agenda. The program outlines several national goals, including the TRIPP project, the creation of an academic city,
Armenia Wins Another Gold as Artur Davtyan Dominates Vault at World Cup in Cairo
Armenia’s national gymnastics team won another gold medal at the fourth stage of the Gymnastics World Cup in Cairo, Egypt, as Olympic silver medalist Artur Davtyan claimed first place in the vault final, adding to the country’s medal count during the ongoing international competition. Davtyan delivered a strong performance in the vault event, where he outperformed all other competitors and secured the champion’s title. His result brought Armenia another gold medal at this sta
Russia Cracks Down on Armenian Imports After Putin Warns Pashinyan as Tensions Rise
Russia is tightening its control over agricultural products and flowers coming from Armenia, a decision that could affect trade between the two countries. The decision comes after recent high-level meetings in Moscow and amid rising political tensions between the Armenian and Russian governments. Russia’s state agricultural watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, announced stricter controls on products entering the Russian market from Armenia. The agency oversees food safety and veterina
Sacred Flame Lit at Etchmiadzin as Armenians Observe Easter Eve Worldwide
Armenian churches around the world are observing one of the most sacred moments in the Christian calendar as believers gather for Easter Eve, known as Chrakaluyts. At the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin Cathedral, The Armenian Report was on the ground to document how Armenians are celebrating this deeply symbolic and spiritual observance, which comes just before the celebration of the Holy Resurrection of Jesus Christ. On this evening, the Armenian Apostolic Church begins the
The Day Jesus Was Crucified: Why Christians Call It Good Friday
Image generated using artificial intelligence (AI) Good Friday is one of the most important and solemn days in Christianity. It’s the day when Jesus Christ was crucified and died. The events remembered on this day are at the center of Christian belief and explain both the meaning of suffering and the idea of salvation. According to Christian teaching, the crucifixion of Jesus did not happen by accident. It took place in a complex political and religious environment in first-c
Pashinyan Accuses Artsakh Forces of “Fleeing,” Former Artsakh President Fires Back
Tensions have risen between Former President of Artsakh Samvel Shahramanyan and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan following recent statements about the events surrounding the fall of Artsakh. Shahramanyan strongly criticized comments made by the Armenian prime minister, who suggested that claims by the former leadership of Artsakh about resistance during wartime were exaggerated or false. Shahramanyan described these remarks as harmful and said they are meant to create division
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