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An Apt Musical, Creative Tribute to the Memory of Dr. Aram Chobanian

1 week ago | mirrorspectator.com | Alin K. Gregorian

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Azerbaijan Destroyed Memorial Complex in Artsakh's Askeran

3 weeks ago | mirrorspectator.com | Alin K. Gregorian

YEREVAN (Panorama.am) — Azerbaijan has destroyed a memorial complex in the Askeran region of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh), Hovik Avanesov, Ombudsman for Cultural Heritage of the Armenian Highlands announced on May 11. “Satellite images from March 12, 2025 reveal that the Mayraberd Memorial Complex (Askeran) has become the latest target of Azerbaijani vandalism.
Netanyahu ‘Postpones’ Baku Trip amidst Reports of Turkey Blocking Airspace

1 month ago | mirrorspectator.com | Alin K. Gregorian

“The allegations that the Israeli Prime Minister’s plane was not given permission to overfly are absolutely untrue. There has been no request conveyed to us in this regard,” Keçeli reportedly said. Reports of Turkey barring Netanyahu’s plane from entering its airspace come off the heels of several similar reports; Al Jazeera has cited Israeli media as reporting that Turkey barred an Israeli military aircraft from crossing its airspace into Azerbaijan in April.
Amnesty’s Annual Report Condemns ongoing Human Rights Violations in Turkey - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

1 month ago | mirrorspectator.com

ISTANBUL (Turkish Minute) — Amnesty International’s 2024-2025 report, published on Tuesday, April 29, said human rights violations continued in Turkey and emphasized the ongoing lack of judicial independence, the Stockholm […]
UC Berkeley Human Rights Center Cancels Film Screening on Genocide Remembrance Day

1 month ago | mirrorspectator.com | Ella Chakarian

BERKELEY, Calif. — On Thursday, April 24, University of California, Berkeley’s Human Rights Center was set to screen “My Sweet Land,” a documentary film that follows an 11-year-old Armenian boy navigating displacement during the Nagorno-Karabakh war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The film was set to be screened at the Berkeley School of Law, on the evening of April 24, or Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.
Joint Genocide Commemoration Featuring Sassounian Pays Tribute to 40th Anniversary of UN Recognition

1 month ago | mirrorspectator.com | Alin K. Gregorian

“The Genocide Convention defined genocide as the intentional destruction of a national, ethnic, racial or religious group,” he said. “On May 28, 1948, the UN Economic and Social Commission on Human Rights … adopted a report by the War Crimes Commission. Eight pages of the report were devoted to the Armenian Massacres.
Human Rights Lawyer Says Trump Administration Poised to help Armenian Christian POWs

1 month ago | mirrorspectator.com | Madalaine Elhabbal

By Madalaine ElhabbalWASHINGTON (Catholic News Agency) — A renowned international human rights lawyer is urging the Trump administration to fulfill its campaign promise and intervene on behalf of Armenian Christians as a recently negotiated peace agreement with Azerbaijan threatens to leave prisoners stranded.
Ellen Alaverdyan Feels the Groove

2 months ago | mirrorspectator.com | Alin K. Gregorian

LAS VEGAS — A casual observer of Ellen Alaverdyan might be fooled by her cute smile or sweet peals of laughter. After all, she looks like a charming pre-teen. However, once she starts playing her bass guitar, she unleashes riffs from songs by a variety of bands, from Metallica to Earth Wind and Fire.
40th Musical Armenia Concert Held at Carnegie Hall

2 months ago | mirrorspectator.com | Florence Avakian |Alin K. Gregorian

Following the intermission, 21-year-old Arno Melkonyan presented a creative program dedicated to his homeland and began his pianistic and compositional mastery with Babadjanian’s Prelude, a folk-inspired piece demonstrating the brilliant style of Rachmaninoff and Khachaturian, truly a tribute to his Armenian people. Melkonyan’s Wedding Song began with quiet thoughtfulness and built to joyous celebration.
Top officials from Trump’s administration make direct diplomatic overtures to Azerbaijan

2 months ago | mirrorspectator.com | Nate Ostiller

“We are pleased Azerbaijan and Armenia have taken a big step forward and agreed to a peace treaty. I told him we should finalize this peace deal now, release the prisoners, and work together to make the region more secure and prosperous,” Waltz wrote on X. “America’s Golden Age will bring peace and prosperity to the world, and we won’t stop working until that happens,” he concluded.