Month: September 2018

Congress Must Investigate U.S. Loans To Secretive Azeri Silk Way Airlines

Last year, I wrote an article reporting that the Silk Way Airlines of Azerbaijan made 350 secret flights to transport…

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An Illness Left Untreated

A little over a month ago, the Weekly penned the editorial, “The Organizational Drone vs. the Intelligent Outsider,” in which…

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“And just like that it is over…”: The Tuesday After the Olympics

And just like that it is over. It feels like just a minute ago that my wife, her mother, and…

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Congressional Armenian Caucus Congratulates Artsakh Independence

WASHINGTON—Congressional Armenian Caucus leaders commended the Republic of Artsakh’s “commitment to advance democratic governance and to the will of your…

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Boyamian Family Holds Reunion in Boston

BOSTON, Mass.—More than 50 members of the Boyamian Family gathered in Boston for their second reunion the weekend of July…

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Sunday at the AYF Olympics: Philadelphia Wins Again

For the past week, anyone going to the AYF Olympics in Philadelphia was a bit worried. The long-range forecast showed…

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Tuning in to The Deenjes

In 2010 two friends, an Armenian film director and an Arab cameraman decided to record a song called “Togh u…

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Friday at the 2018 Olympics: Golf, Swimming and More!

It took me several years to realize this, but Friday is the busiest day at the AYF Olympics. Tennis and…

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Armenia Through the Eyes of A Cypriot (Part One)

When my friends and family learned I would be going to Armenia and Artsakh for my summer holidays back in…

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