Year: 2016

M.A. Littler’s ‘Armenia’ to Have U.S. Premiere at Arlington Film Festival

ARLINGTON, Mass.—M.A. Littler’s film “Armenia” will have its American premiere at the Arlington Film Festival on Oct. 29. “Armenia” is…

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The Howard Karagheusian Foundation’s 95 Years of Philanthropy

YEREVAN—It was a celebration of philanthropy spanning nearly a century and an homage to the remarkable family that brought hope…

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A Journey of Activism: Garo Paylan’s Quest for Justice

Ethnic Armenian Member of Turkish Parliament Speaks in Belmont, Mass. Special for the Armenian Weekly BELMONT, Mass—A little over a…

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Hillary Clinton’s ‘Flip-Floppery’ on Genocide

Few people can honestly dispute Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (HRC) record of ‘flip-floppery’—and that her flip-flop record is…

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More Beneficial to Support Members of Congress Than Vote for President

There is widespread dissatisfaction and mistrust among the American public toward the two main presidential candidates: Hillary Clinton and Donald…

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More Smiles Keep the Frowns Away

The other day, I found myself shuffling along Faneuil Hall in Boston, side-stepping the crowd that converged around a clown…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Oct. 15, 2016)

Can’t Have One Without the Other Where the light is brightest, the shadows are darkest. …Goethe   Past, Present, Future…

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Armenian Serviceman Sanasar Grigoryan Killed by Azerbaijani Fire

STEPANAKERT, NKR (A.W.)—Armenian serviceman Sanasar Grigoryan (b. 1989) was killed by Azerbaijani fire on Oct. 11. Grigoryan was killed on…

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Yegparian: Just Democracy

This article is a child of Garo Paylan’s visit to the United States.  Much has been written about the tremendous…

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Clara Russian, Genocide Survivor, Dies at 101

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Clara Russian of Arlington, Mass, one of the last Armenian Genocide survivors and past active member of the Watertown…

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