Month: August 2018

Going After Kocharian Was Premature

One-hundred days into his term, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has a lot to be proud of. He successfully pulled off…

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Identity Shouldn’t Be So Hard

My first-born started speaking late. He grew up surrounded by multiple languages, including three different dialects of Armenian, maybe even…

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Checking in Early to the AYF Olympics

It is a pleasure to arrive at the Olympics on a Thursday—no lines! You get a chance to talk to…

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Despite an Encouraging Visit to Armenia, Chancellor Merkel Didn’t Say Genocide

Last week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Media reports indicated that her visit to Armenia and…

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Arajamugh

ARAJAMUGH, Artsakh—Upon returning from our journey to Artsakh, news of another soldier falling in defense of our country reached our…

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Tebi Philadelphia

It’s that time of year again. Summer is coming to close. The school year is beginning. However, for myself and…

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(The Emotional Toll of) Studying Genocide

TORONTO, Canada—The International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies is proud to announce that 19 scholars have graduated from…

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ARS Eastern USA Holds 98th Convention

BOCA RATON, Fl.—Over 50 members and guests of the Armenian Relief Society, Eastern USA (ARS EUSA) gathered in Florida from…

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Why Such Ill Will?

I had promised my friends that I would sleep; instead, I want to throw up… A dreadful void formed inside…

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Merkel Visits Armenia, Bilzerian Gains Citizenship, Lake Sevan Water Changes

YEREVAN—German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrived in Armenia on Aug. 23 for her first ever official visit. Upon arrival, Merkel visited…

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