Armenian news at home and in the diaspora: Aravot, Haykakan Zhamanak and Hraparak from Yerevan, the Asbarez and Armenian Weekly diaspora titles, English coverage from Hetq and RFE/RL, and the Armenpress agency.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the main newspapers in Armenia?
- Aravot, Haykakan Zhamanak and Hraparak are among the leading national newspapers.
- What are the main Armenian diaspora newspapers?
- Asbarez and The Armenian Weekly, both published in the United States, are the leading diaspora titles.
- What is Armenia's official news agency?
- Armenpress is the state news agency of Armenia.
Armenia has one of the South Caucasus' most vibrant and diverse newspaper industries, with a dynamic media landscape that reflects the country's proud ancient culture, Christian heritage, and complex modern history — from the 1915 genocide to independence in 1991 and its ongoing tensions with neighbouring Azerbaijan. Armenian newspapers serve 3 million people in Armenia plus millions in a globally significant diaspora stretching from Russia and France to the United States and Lebanon.
Armenia's most visited portal is Tert.am, publishing in Armenian, Russian and English. Aravot is the leading quality independent daily. CivilNet and Armenia Liberty (RFE/RL) are highly respected for independent English coverage. The official FFA covers Armenia's national football team. Armenia is also famous for chess and combat sports including MMA. The official Armenpress agency serves in multiple languages.
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