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Armenian News Sources

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In Armenian.
Aravot
Leading daily Armenian newspaper, published in Armenian, Russian and English.
Armenian Times
In Armenian and English.
Armenian Weekly
Armenian-American newspaper published in Massachusetts. In Armenian and English.
ArmenPress
The site for the Armenpress news agency, the oldest and largest in Armenia.
The Association for the Research and the Archiving of Armenian Memory (ARAM) The Association for the Research and the Archiving of Armenian Memory (ARAM) collects, archives and digitizes books, maps, manuscripts, testimonies, photographs and all documents relating to Armenia,
The Association for the Research and the Archiving of Armenian Memory (ARAM) The Association for the Research and the Archiving of Armenian Memory (ARAM) collects, archives and digitizes books, maps, manuscripts, testimonies, photographs and all documents relating to Armenia,
AZG Daily
Popular daily newspaper published in Armenia. Azg publishes in Armenian, Turkish, English & Russian Languages.
Aztag (Ազդակ Օրաթերթ), Beirut.
A newspaper of the Armenians in Lebanon
The California Courier
This is a California based newspaper for all Armenians in English.
Civilnet
Armenian online newspaper featuring news-based, research-based video reports and articles.
Golos Armenii
In Russian.
Hetq
In Armenian, English and Russian.
Novo Vremia
In Armenian and Russian.
Oratert
Regional news and analytic center that monitors media resources of the diaspora region and the world and includes news and analysis of regional or Armenian importance, available in Armenian, English, Russian languages
Tert
Leading newspaper published in Russian and Armenian.
Zhamanak Daily
In Armenian and English. Armenian-American Political Daily.

Armenian media in Turkey

Agos Agos weekly is published since April 1996. The periodical was established by Hrant Dink, Luiz Bakar, Harutioun Sheshetian and Anna Turay, and belongs Agos Publishing company led by Rahil Dink. It is a 24-page periodical published weekly. Out of these pages of Agos printed version 20 are in Turkish and 4 pages are in Western Armenian. Hrant Dink was the chief editor of Agos until his assassination in 2007. After that editors-in-chief were Etyen Mahchupyan2 in 2007-2010, Rober Koptash in 2010-2015 and from January 2015 to date Yetvart Danzikyan3, and Pakrat Estukyan as Armenian Language Editor. The editorial board of the periodical is nased in Istanbul. Print-run of Agos comprises 4,000-5,000 copies weekly.
Jamanak daily Jamanak is the oldest Armenian language periodical in Turkey, as well as the oldest newspaper in Turkey published continuously, without any interruptions.11. The newspaper represents itself a “political popular daily”. Jamanak is published only in Western Armenian language and has four pages. It was founded in 1908 by Misak and Sarkis Kochunyan brothers. Since it foundation Kochunyan family members served as editors-in-chief of this Armenian newspaper.
Nor Marmara Marmara / Nor Marmara daily and online Marmara is among the oldest and most reputable Armenian periodicals published in Turkey. In 1967 it was renamed Nor Marmara [2, էջ 82]. The newspaper represents itself as a “political-public daily.” It was established by Armenian journalist Souren Shamlian and the first issue was published on August 31, 1940.8 The newspaper is published six times a week (no Sunday issues). Rober Haddeciyan (also known in Turkey as Robert Haddeler)9, is the editor-in-chief of the newspaper since 1967. The editorial board is based in Istanbul. Nor Marmara is published in Western Armenian language, although Friday issues sometimes contain also articles in Turkish. With a print-run of 1,000-1,500, the newspaper has 4 pages.
Paros Paros monthly is published in Turkish language since 2011 in Istanbul. It mostly covers public life and stays away from political topics.
Hyetert Site Self-Description: Hyetert, the only Istanbul Armenian news aggregating website, was founded in 2001 by the administrators of Hyelist – a discussion group formed by some Istanbul Armenians- with the advice and endorsement of His Beatitude Patriarch Mesrob II, as the only online news source for Turkey’s Armenians.

Selected Armenian Newspapers from California

Asbarez
Asbarez began publication in August 1908 in Fresno as a weekly. After several successful decades the offices and publishing headquarters moved to Los Angeles in the early 1970’s.Asbarez mainly serves the more than 500,000-strong Armenian-American community in the Western US. It is a bilingual daily newspaper, which is published five times a week from 16 to 28 pages Tuesday through Friday and 40 to 48 pages on Saturday.
Haytoug
The official publication of the Armenian Youth Federation of the Western United States. In English.
Hye Sharzhoom
Hye Sharzhoom was a supplement of the campus newspaper The Collegian and is the newspaper of the Fresno State Armenian Students Organization and the Armenian Studies Program.

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