Month: November 2018

Trump’s National Security Advisor Tries To Distance Armenia from Russia and Iran

John Bolton, the National Security Adviser of Pres. Trump, visited Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia in October, conveying the White…

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Letters for Peace Launches First Workshop in Yerevan and Baku

YEREVAN & BAKU—The youth of Armenia and Azerbaijan believe in the possibility of a peaceful future despite protracted conflict between…

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The Armenians of Cyprus: History, Identification and Community

  The Armenian Diaspora is vast and scattered the world-over even in the smallest and most hidden corners of the…

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The (Forgotten) Academic Front

Last week I had the chance to hear and chat with Ara Sarafian of the Gomidas Institute (GI). For full…

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Parents’ Night Out with PechaKucha Yerevan

Times are changing, and so are kids these days. In a nation where traditional parenting techniques are still commonplace, it’s…

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Ara Jan, Goodbye…

Beirut. October 18, 2018. Thursday. Mgrdich Ara Derderian, known as Ara Güler passed away today at the age of 90.…

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Homenetmen Celebrates Centennial Anniversary

In honor of Homenetmen’s 100th anniversary, the Homenetmen Eastern USA Regional Executive and 100th Anniversary Committees graciously welcomed Homenetmen Central…

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Armenian Genealogy Conference Takes Place in Milwaukee

St. John the Baptist Armenian Apostolic Church of Milwaukee hosted a one-day Armenian genealogy conference on Saturday, November 3. Lyle…

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U.S. Announces New Sanctions on Iran, Armenia Vows Vigilance

On Monday, the United States enforced new sanctions against Iran targeting key sectors of the Islamic Republic’s economy following President…

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Local Armenian Progressive Group in Solidarity with Pittsburgh

BOSTON, MASS. — Just over five-hundred miles away from the Tree of Life synagogue, where a Jewish community has been…

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