Month: December 2010

Trying to Make a Buck in Armenia: A Man Struggles to Stay in Business

Garegin Habajian, who goes by the nickname Gagik, operated his own fuel business from his home garage on Davit Bek…

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AVC Volunteers Serve Homeland Handicrafts

Supporting and Sustaining Armenian Artisans YEREVAN, Armenia—On Fri., Dec. 3, artisans from throughout Armenia will showcase and sell their products…

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‘Nejdeh’ Chapter Celebrates 10th Anniversary

By Stepan Keshishian WATERTOWN, Mass.—On Sat., Nov. 27, the Greater Boston “Nejdeh” AYF Chapter held a dance in honor of…

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WikiLeaks: Aliyev is Michael (Corleone) on Outside, Sonny on Inside

The most recent confidential cables released from the U.S. Embassy of Baku describe Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev as a cross…

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AKP Leader Blames Israel for WikiLeaks, Erdogan Threatens to Resign if Claims Proven

On Dec. 1, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan responded to the claims made in the cables leaked by WikiLeaks—specifically…

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Worcester ARS Thinking Green

Think green! That’s the buzzword circulating about the Worcester ARS these days as the chapter approaches the holidays. It could…

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ANCA Banquet to Honor Late Sen. Kennedy

NEW YORK—The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Eastern Region will be honoring the late United States Senator Edward M.…

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White House Reacts to WikiLeaks: Clinton Didn’t Order Diplomats to Spy

WASHINGTON (AP)—President Barack Obama’s spokesman is labeling as “ridiculous” an assertion by the founder of WikiLeaks that Secretary of State…

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