Month: May 2016

Rescuing Armenian Women and Children after the Genocide: The Story of Ruben Heryan

From the Armenian Weekly 2016 Magazine Dedicated to the Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide At the end of World War…

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ANCA Presses for Full Implementation of Royce-Engel Karabagh Peace Proposals

National Chairman Discusses Path Forward with House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce IRVINE, Calif.—The Armenian National Committee of America…

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Poem: Halted Words

  Halted Words Words that swarm Our speech and thoughts, Everyday words uttered In greeting, departure, or worse, Words of…

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Sassounian: Another Seasoned U.S. Diplomat Hounded Out of Office

The headline of the May 17 opinion column by David Ignatius in The Washington Post—“When diplomats get punished for doing…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (May 28, 2016)

A Right Hook Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth. —Muhammad Ali  …

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FAR, AESA Create Innovative Internship Program with Armenia

First Trip to Begin in July NEW YORK, N.Y.—Venture Armenia, initiated and organized by the Armenian Engineers and Scientists of…

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Building Artsakh, One Village at a Time: The Arajamugh Village Project

The Hairenik Weekly and Armenian Weekly recently spoke to Antranig Kasbarian, former executive director of the Tufenkian Foundation and a…

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A Note from Yerevan on May 28

Special for the Armenian Weekly It is May 28. It is a day of great significance for the Armenian Nation.…

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A 95-Year-Old WWII Veteran Who Defies Age

Leo Sarkisian could very well be a poster child for his generation, few that remain. He speaks six languages, plays…

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A Busy Spring at ALMA

This spring, the Armenian Museum of America (ALMA) has hosted a number of free events and exhibition openings through partnerships…

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