Germany

GLENDALE — The film “Vigen, Berlin and the Cold War” was screened on Sunday, November 3, at Laemmle Theatre here, followed by a question-and-answer session with its director and coproducer,[...]

Prof. Tessa Hofmann, a noted German scholar of Armenian and Genocide studies, is a research scholar at the Free University of Berlin. Her most recent book, Das geopolitische Schicksal Armeniens:Vergangenheit[...]

The anniversary of the expulsion of Armenians from Artsakh just weeks ago was met with sadness and mourning, political disputes, and attempts to identify those to blame for the catastrophe.[...]

The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022 have dramatically disrupted the status quo in the South Caucasus, thrusting the region into the center[...]

If recognition of the Armenian Genocide by a government and/or legislative body is to be more than a symbolic act, what follows it must be a broad effort to educate[...]

WIESBADEN, Germany — If you visit Yerevan in mid-July, you should expect to find people in Republic Square (among other places), armed with buckets, filling them with water from fountains[...]

Although there are five months to go before the scheduled opening of the UN climate summit COP29 in Baku, November 11 to 22, human rights groups in Germany have been[...]

By Levent Kenez STOCKHOLM (Nordic Monitor) — The 2023 report from Germany’s Hamburg State Office for the Protection of the Constitution (Landesamt für Verfassungsschutz Hamburg ) was released on June[...]

Garen Garibyan does not give up. Although he has been forced to leave Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) twice, his opera studio project for children will continue to grow and thrive. His story[...]

YEREVAN (Armenpress) —  Secretary of the Armenian Security Council Armen Grigoryan received the delegation of the Foreign Relations Committee of the German Bundestag headed by Johannes Schraps on May 20. According[...]