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[ October 18, 2018 ] If You Didn’t Know Where You Were Going, How Would You Get There? Op-Eds
[ October 18, 2018 ] Anna Hakobyan is NOT the First Lady of Armenia Notes from the Pink City
[ October 17, 2018 ] Francophonie Summit Wraps up in Yerevan Notes from the Pink City
[ October 17, 2018 ] Pro-Armenia/Artsakh Senate and House Leaders Score ANCA Endorsements ANCA News
[ October 17, 2018 ] Without Economic Democracy, Political Democracy Will Falter Commentary

Culture

Aregak Bakery: Making Pastries and Changing Perspectives

Several weeks ago, I sat waiting for a cappuccino inside Gyumri’s new Aregak Bakery. A particularly earnest young barista was working the espresso machine, taking direction from his more experienced counterpart. After frothing and pouring [...]
Reviews

A Barefoot Bedtime: Meet the Author of Pobig Dodig

Alik Arzoumanian’s story begins in Lebanon, where she grew up making books for her siblings using simple markers. “We didn’t have many Armenian books back then,” she recalled in her vibrant kindergarten classroom one afternoon. [...]
Art

A Conversation with Armenian Weekly Cartoonist and Illustrator, Bill Terian

William “Bill” Terian has been an artist for most of his life. He has served as an illustrator for local newspapers and even the IRS. So, when The Armenian Weekly put out a call for [...]
Music

Bedouine: On Music, Recording, War, and Armenia

Azniv Korkejian’s stage name, Bedouine, is an allusion to her itinerant lifestyle. Born in Syria, she spent most of the first decade of her life in Saudi Arabia, before coming to the US, where her [...]
Investigations

Clinging to Identity

In a classroom decorated with ancient and modern maps and photos of students in front of statues and monuments, restless high school juniors dressed in navy and plaid uniforms are seated at their desks trying [...]

Reviews

A Barefoot Bedtime: Meet the Author of Pobig Dodig

Alik Arzoumanian’s story begins in Lebanon, where she grew up making books for her siblings using simple markers. “We didn’t have many Armenian books back then,” she recalled in her vibrant kindergarten classroom one afternoon. [...]

Filmmakers, Community Leaders, D.C. Interns Honored During Annual ANCA-ER Gala

Narratives: Between East and West

Justin Trudeau’s First Trip to Armenia…was in 1984

Hostages as State Policy

Recalibrating Leadership and Legitimacy in the Armenian Diaspora

Caucasus

Francophonie Summit Wraps up in Yerevan

Diaspora

Pro-Armenia/Artsakh Senate and House Leaders Score ANCA Endorsements

Armenian Relief Society of Eastern U.S. Seeking PR-Communications Specialist

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Aregak Bakery: Making Pastries and Changing Perspectives

A Barefoot Bedtime: Meet the Author of Pobig Dodig

A Conversation with Armenian Weekly Cartoonist and Illustrator, Bill Terian

Bedouine: On Music, Recording, War, and Armenia

Clinging to Identity

Voices

If You Didn’t Know Where You Were Going, How Would You Get There?

Opinion

If You Didn’t Know Where You Were Going, How Would You Get There?

Special Reports

Local Voices Express Hopeful Expectations and Cautious Skepticisms

A Barefoot Bedtime: Meet the Author of Pobig Dodig

Canadian-Armenian Children’s Singer Joëlle Coming to Watertown

Hye Priorities: Why Attending Armenian Events as a College Student is Worth the Time

Clinging to Identity

School Ties with Soccer Star Alecko Eskandarian

Collective Dilijan: The Gap Year You Wish You Had

A Conversation with Armenian Weekly Cartoonist and Illustrator, Bill Terian

Tuning in to The Deenjes

Vahram Zaryan and the Artistry of Contemporary Mime

A Conversation With Photographer Diana Markosian on Migration and Her Latest Project

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