[AI translated]

The surviving Armenians of the genocide sought refuge in many countries around the world. They could not return to their ancestral lands, nor could their descendants. Therefore, they are exiles and should not be considered a diaspora since this word means voluntary dispersion. Hence, the first ...

What are the core consensus priorities – the common ground issues – that unite Armenians worldwide – across our homeland and diaspora?

What concrete steps (not promises) could the presidential tickets take before Election Day that would resonate positively with voters who prioritize Armenia’s security and survival?

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, many communities, including Armenians in the U.S. and abroad, are closely examining how the potential leadership of candidates could impact their interests. Given the differing policies and global perspectives of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, understanding their potential influence on Armenian-American relations, diaspora support, and broader geopolitical issues […]

For sure, it will change the political atmosphere about this matter, but is the rising number of states that have recognized the Armenian Genocide is the goal we want to achieve? So what’s our goal for this matter? What’s our action plan and demand after hundreds of countries recognize it?