Armenians in Lebanon

===Press: Dailies===
There are three Armenian daily newspapers published in Beirut all mouthpieces of the traditional Armenian political parties (Tashnag, Hunchag and Ramgavar). 
*''[[Aztag (daily)|Aztag]]'' ({{lang-hy|Ազդակ}}), a daily newspaper that speaks on behalf of the [[Armenian Revolutionary Federation]] – Tashnag and was established in 1927. It also published an online English version and an online Arabic supplement. 
*''[[Ararad (daily)|Ararad]]'' ({{lang-hy|Արարատ}}), a daily newspaper published by the [[Social Democrat Hunchakian Party]] – Hunchag Party
*''[[Zartonk (Lebanese daily)|Zartonk]]'' ({{lang-hy|Զարթօնք}}), daily newspaper is published by [[Armenian Democratic Liberal Party]] – Ramgavar and was established in 1937.

From the defunct Armenian political newspapers besides ''Pyunik'' in the 1920s, one should mention the independent non-partisan newspaper ''[[Ayk (daily)|Ayk]]'' ({{lang-hy|Այգ}}) (after decades of publishing in Armenian, the licence owner Lucie Tosbat sold it to ''Monday Morning'' Publishing Group and ''Ayk'' started publishing as an English-language daily renamed ''[[Ike (daily)|Ike]]'' before folding.) ''Ayk'' daily's Lebanese-Armenian publishers Dikran and Lucie Tosbat also published the French language ''Le Soir''.

Special mention should also be made for the Armenian leftist daily newspaper ''[[Joghovourti Tsayn]]'' ({{lang-hy|Ժողովուրդի Ձայն}} meaning Voice of the People) which had a short span of publication but remained influential during its span of publication. {{citation needed|date=October 2013}}