"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic Center
Explore diaspora publications and broadcasters, their documented publishers and relationships, and dated publication records.
📰 Diaspora
Totals across all countries
Counts refer to profiles and activity in this register. An undated directory listing does not confirm recent activity.
Profiles shown: 13 / 79
Watertown, Massachusetts, United States
English-language weekly covering Armenian community, cultural and political affairs.
Its 2026 masthead names Baikar Association as publisher and describes the paper as an ADL publication.
Institutional website ↗Pasadena, California, United States
Armenian and English newspaper with an online news and commentary platform.
MassisPost identifies itself as Massis Weekly’s online publication. The weekly identifies itself as an official SDHP Western USA publication.
Institutional website ↗United States; international readership
Print and digital magazine covering Armenian culture, identity and contemporary affairs.
AGBU presents and hosts the magazine as its institutional publication; the archive includes a June 2026 issue.
Institutional website ↗United States; international readership
Digital Armenian news and multimedia platform.
Its own about page describes an independent media company. This platform is distinct from Beirut’s Zartonk Daily.
Institutional website ↗Glendale, California, United States
English-language Armenian news and video reporting.
Own pages identify The Armenian Report LLC and describe editorial independence; the latter is self-reported.
Institutional website ↗United States
The newspaper describes itself as the ARF media arm. This identifies its stated role; it does not independently establish legal ownership.
Institutional website ↗United States
Listed in the archived ARF directory; the publisher also announced a shared rebrand with The Armenian Weekly in 2025. Current legal ownership has not been independently verified.
Institutional website ↗United States West
The active site calls itself the official ARF Western U.S.A. publication. This records its own designation and does not settle disputes over regional authority or verify present legal control.
Institutional website ↗United States West
Listed by the archived ARF directory among affiliated or supported media. Present legal ownership, control and formal status have not been verified.
Institutional website ↗United States
The publisher describes this as a Hairenik family project introduced by ARF Eastern Region in May 2024. Legal ownership has not been independently verified.
Institutional website ↗United States — Eastern regions
The archived newsletter identifies Homenetmen Eastern US and AYF editorial contacts and documents 2018 activity. Current publication status unverified.
United States — Western Region
AYF Western US identifies Haytoug as its official publication. This is a youth-organization publication, not a claimed party-owned outlet.
Institutional website ↗New York
Chapter history identifies MENK as its publication. Current publication frequency is unverified.
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Records distinguish event dates from publication dates. Statements and publication topics are attributed to their source; an announcement does not confirm completion.
Publication metadata dates the article to 30 October. The school programme is described as a 2027 plan, not a completed launch.
MassisPost published a commentary discussing tensions and possible dialogue. This record documents publication, not verification of its claims.
The dated issue combines Armenian political coverage, community reporting and cultural material.
The platform profiles an Armenian-owned US restaurant; business claims remain attributed to the article.
The publisher announced a shift to digital delivery. This record dates the announcement rather than asserting completion of every planned change.
The publications announced a new logo and branding for their shared media identity.
The AYF-authored announcement requests contributions for a planned joint issue. It does not establish that publication was completed.
Additional diaspora outlets and supplements alongside reused ARF-register media. This register is selective, with sourced publisher distinctions and dated publication examples; it is not an audience ranking or verification of every article’s claims.
Media records shared with the ARF register retain their original relationship labels and evidence. Their inclusion here does not establish ARF ownership. Armenia-only outlets are outside this view.