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Month: July 2018

Reviews

Review: Chris Bohjalian’s New Play ‘Grounded’

July 31, 2018 Christopher Atamian 0

Billed as a “Festival of American Short Plays,” Throughline Artists’ Summer Shorts at 59 E 59 theaters rarely disappoints. The 2018 presentation is no exception. The festival’s “A Series” highlighted Chris Bohjlian’s first foray into […]

Youth

From the Youth: “Sounds Like Home”

July 31, 2018 Guest Contributor 0

I couldn’t help feeling anxious as I packed my bags, preparing for eight weeks with complete strangers that I now call my ambitious, funny, and inspiringly passionate friends – the 2018 Leo Sarkisian Summer Interns. […]

Garen Mouths Off

No Farmed Armenians

July 31, 2018 Garen Yegparian 11

The subject of this article was inspired by a friend who called to convey concerns about it, just as I was wondering what the heck I would write about this week. The issue is the […]

My Turn

The Cult of Personality in Azerbaijan: Idolizing Former President Heydar Aliyev

July 31, 2018 Harut Sassounian 2

The worship of former President of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev is so exaggerated that an American blogger Andreas Moser on his visit to Baku and Ganja encountered the “great leader’s” monuments and buildings everywhere he went. […]

News

UPDATE: No Deal for Pastor Brunson Release

July 30, 2018 Weekly Staff 1

The Washington Post has reported that the Trump administration understood a deal was in place for the release of Pastor Andrew Brunson. All sources within the Trump administration were quoted anonymously. The reports indicate that […]

Analysis

How Will Russia React to Robert Kocharian’s Arrest (or Will It At All)?

July 30, 2018 Armen Vardanyan 7

On July 27, an Armenian court ordered the detention of former Armenian President Robert Kocharian for two months. The Armenian ex-president is charged with overthrowing the constitutional order during events after the 2008 elections. If […]

Family Histories

Research Your Armenian Roots—What You Need to Know (Part II)

July 30, 2018 George Aghjayan 5

This article is part of a continuing series documenting the available records for research into one’s Armenian family roots. Part I in the series supplied a historical background on the Armenian genealogy movement as well […]

News

Pashinyan’s First Longform Interview in English: ‘There is no absolute independence for any country.’

July 27, 2018 Weekly Staff 5

Earlier today, Al Jazeera released the first sit-down interview in English with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on its “Talk to Al Jazeera” program. The interview, conducted by Robin Forestier-Walker, covered a number of issues facing […]

News

New Congressional Bill Proposes Debt-for-Nature Swap for Armenia and Haiti

July 26, 2018 Weekly Staff 2

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Yesterday, it was announced that Congresswoman Katherine Clark of Massachusetts’ 5th District and Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois are introducing an act that would authorize USAID and the U.S. Forest Service to provide financial […]

Notes from the Pink City

Armenian Apostolic Battle Royale

July 26, 2018 Raffi Elliott 6

On the 14th of July, a video made the rounds online showing Karekin II getting physically blocked and heckled by protesters chanting “Nor Hayastan, Nor Hayrapet” (“New Armenia, New Pontiff”), as he struggled to get […]

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