Month: February 2014

Armenia Joins ‘Lightning Location Network’

YEREVAN— In the fall of 2013, the Cosmic Ray Division (CRD) of the Yerevan Physics Institute joined the World Wide…

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Economic Blockades and International Law: The Case of Armenia

An adequate Armenian policy towards Turkey has spurred much debate, especially since the signing of the 2009 Armenia-Turkey protocols in…

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Last Genocide Survivor in Italy Dies

By Jean Eckian / Paris On Sat., Feb. 16, Sergio (Sarkis) Musceghian, the last survivor of the Armenian Genocide in Cerchiara…

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Members of Congress Join Global Protest on 10th Anniversary of Safarov Murder of Gurgen Margaryan

Reps. Schiff, Cicilline and Pallone Participate in Social Media Campaign Condemning Azerbaijan’s Pardon, Praise and Promotion of Unrepentant Axe Murderer…

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First Concrete Step, Second Rubbery Step

With all this talk and microscopic (on an atomic scale, if not sub-atomic) progress on our Turkish front, it seems…

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Aurora Mardiganian: An Armenian Heroine Remembered

ARLINGTON, Mass.—Starving, tortured, and enslaved, she endured the horrors of the Armenian Genocide. One among tens of thousands, at only…

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Wrestling Coach Chooljian Piles Up State Titles

PLAISTOW, N.H.—Sometimes, the best coaching talent isn’t found in schools like Alabama and Duke. More often than not, they’re located…

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American Jewish University to Host ‘Armenia, Auschwitz and Beyond’

Recognizing the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, and in conjunction with the 44th Annual Scholars’ Conference on the Holocaust…

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ANCA Kicks Off Telethon 2014

Press Conference Launches National Grassroots Fundraising Campaign GLENDALE, Calif.—Armenian-American leaders from across the U.S. gathered in Southern California last Friday…

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Hawaii Legislators Reject Azerbaijani Resolutions

Key Committee Blocks Baku’s Bid to Secure Adoption of Anti-Armenian Measures ‘We must stay vigilant to recognize the attempts made…

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