Everything we put on the record — news, analysis, commentary and official press releases — in one place, newest first. Every item is open for discussion by our Registry members, and every comment is read by a moderator before it appears.
Free samples of GPI books are now open in the bookstore, and the website is published in 20 languages. From the grandson and heir of Shahan Natalie, with new titles every month.
Days after Barack Obama said Israel “took land off people” and Benjamin Netanyahu answered that it is “not stolen land,” Ara Khachig Manoogian’s new book documents how a secular political project borrowed the authority of scripture, and who has paid for it.
The investigation into the death of Monte Melkonian has concluded after twenty-eight years. Initiated in 1998 by his father, Charlie Melkonian, and carried out by investigative journalist and human rights activist Ara Khachig Manoogian, from the town Monte had commanded. What it found reaches past 1993 to the loss of Artsakh and to what is being asked of Armenia now.
Global Peace International has concluded the twenty-eight-year investigation into the killing of Monte Melkonian, initiated by his father on Thanksgiving Day 1998, and has published the full report as a book. It did not find a murderer. It found a system, and that system is still in place.
A forty-nine-year exclusive development right through southern Armenia, held through a company in which the United States side takes 74 percent, gives Washington a commercial stake in the durability of the settlement that followed the destruction of Artsakh. Azerbaijan has already announced that the Republic of Armenia is the next claim.
A letter to friends and family. For 148 years we have won the words and never once won the obligation. The gap found five weeks ago, why it was missed for so long, and what it will take from us now. Includes video of the Prime Minister's remarks in the National Assembly on 17 June 2026.
Reports of fractures, abuse and rapidly deteriorating health among the Armenian hostages held in Azerbaijan make the danger impossible to ignore. The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 44 to 7 to call for their release, but what survived is a nonbinding sense of Congress provision with no enforcement attached.
Our new home for news, analysis and commentary — and the first place on this site where you can respond to what we publish. Here is how the News Room works, and how comments are handled.
A new public accountability service tracks all 105 members of Armenia's parliament, vote by vote. The first case examined is the July 3 law stripping voting rights from citizens abroad.
Items tagged Press Release are our official announcements to media. Our long-form research is published separately as White Papers.
The discussion under our articles belongs to members of the Global Armenian Registry. That is deliberate: on subjects where feeling runs high, what our members think is worth more to us than what an anonymous internet thinks.
Sign up, sign in, and share your opinion. Every comment is read by a moderator before it appears, so the conversation stays worth reading.
| Who can comment | Members of the Global Armenian Registry |
| How to join | Free registration at the Registry |
| When it appears | After a moderator approves it |
| Typical review time | Within one business day |
| Not published | Abuse, ethnic or religious hatred, threats, spam, doxxing |
| Questions | info@globalpeaceinternational.com |
For interviews, comment, or background on any GPI release, contact us directly. We respond to press inquiries promptly.
| Organization | Global Peace International |
| Contact | Ara Khachig Manoogian |
| info@globalpeaceinternational.com | |
| Phone | 818-561-5548 |