Month: September 2015

A Suggestion to ‘Time’ Magazine

No doubt the editors at “Time” magazine are gearing up to choose their person/people of the year. You might recall…

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Artsakh at 24: A Reality Check

Sept. 2 marked the 24th anniversary of Nagorno-Karabagh’s (Artsakh) independence. This is a good time to take a reality check…

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Vaughan Turekian Named Science and Technology Adviser to US Secretary of State

Armenian-American Dr. Vaughan Turekian, formerly the Chief International Officer (CIO) at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS),…

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War, Refugees, and Passports

I watch the powerful images of hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing war in the Middle East and I hear…

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HDP Calls for International Action against Turkey’s ‘Politics of Violence’

The following statement was released by the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) Foreign Affairs Commission on Sept. 10, urging international…

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EAFJD Accompanies Belgian Deputies to Armenia, Karabagh

BRUSSELS—A six-member parliamentary delegation from the Kingdom of Belgium is on a week-long working visit to the Republics of Armenia…

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‘Lynching Campaign’ Targets Kurds in Turkey, HDP Offices Attacked

Kurdish National Congress: Erdogan must end violent, racist, and divisive policies DIYARBAKIR (A.W.)—In a Sept. 8 press release, the Kurdish…

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ARF Holds Meeting in Buenos Aires with Participation of 5 Regions

At the invitation of the Armenian Revolutionary (ARF) Bureau, a regional meeting between the ARF Americas—comprised of the United States…

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Armenian Leaders Support National Christian Conference on Capitol Hill

Archbishop Choloyan, ANCA’s Aram Hamparian and Kate Nahapetian to Share Armenian Perspective at ‘In Defense of Christians’ Conference WASHINGTON—The growing…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Sept. 12, 2015)

Easy Doesn’t Do It Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well informed just…

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