Month: June 2014

Ferllini and Croft: The Case of an Armenian Mass Grave

By Roxana Ferllini and Alexandra M. Croft The Armenian Weekly April 2014 magazine The following article is aimed at both…

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Eternal Flame’s Global Trek Comes to Providence

The Eternal torch will light the Waterfire on June 28, originating at the North Burial grounds, followed by a procession…

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Chicago Celebrates Hairenik, Armenian Weekly Anniversaries

On Sat., May 17, Chicago community leaders and activists came together at Arpy Seferian’s home to celebrate the 115th anniversary…

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Sassounian: Author of UN Report Confirming Armenian Genocide Passes Away

Benjamin Whitaker, the author of a United Nations report qualifying the Armenian mass killings as genocide, passed away earlier this…

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Letter: Parajanov Rolling in His Grave

Dear Editor, In May, the Russian American Foundation (RAF) launched the 12th Annual Russian Heritage month in New York. Among…

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Yegparian: Explaining ‘Enough’

My piece last week titled “Enough,” which addressed the problematic nature and negative effects of Chahe Keuroghelian’s repeated candidacies, elicited…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (June 21, 2014)

A Modern Aphorism It is a good strategy to strike the fence-sitter with your enemy’s hand.   A Paean to…

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House Panel Adopts Turkey Churches Accountability Act

Beats Back Ankara’s Attacks WASHINGTON—The House Foreign Affairs Committee passed a powerful religious freedom measure this morning holding Turkey accountable…

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Senate Appropriators Reaffirm Support for Karabakh Aid Program

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee, by a bipartisan vote of 25 to 5, today overwhelming adopted a Fiscal Year 2015…

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Democracy vs. Autocracy: The Legal Battlefront

Special for the Armenian Weekly On April 2, something unexpected happened in Armenia: The Constitutional Court came down with a…

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