Month: March 2019

Common Sense in Artsakh Negotiations

We may be on the cusp of getting some good news regarding a resolution in the Artsakh “frozen conflict” (as…

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My friend Hovo

The minute you catch Hovo’s attention, his cheeks wrinkle, his eyes crinkle and his teeth flash into a huge grin.…

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Book Review: The Caucasus

THE CAUCASUS An Introduction By Thomas de Waal 259 pp. Oxford University Press, Second Edition Two years ago, I arrived…

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Hamazkayin Eastern Region Celebrates Komitas, Community Leaders

The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and Cultural Society’s Eastern Region Committee along with the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research…

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Scuffles Over the Opera Café Dismantling: A Sign of the Pains to Come

Last week, the Yerevan Municipality began dismantling several illegal outdoor cafés around the city’s landmark Opera House as part of…

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An Opportunity Lost

Armenians in the eastern U.S. are witnessing a unique “changing of the guards” in the leadership of the Apostolic Church.…

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Watertown Community Supports Beloved Armenian Radio Program

Hours after airing its beloved weekly radio broadcast, the Armenian Independent Broadcasting of Boston hosted a musical evening in Watertown,…

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Los Angeles Clippers Honor Armenian Community With Heritage Night

LOS ANGELES, Calif.—The Clippers catered to Los Angeles’ Armenian fans Tuesday with a themed event they called Armenian Heritage Night.…

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Alabama Becomes 49th U.S. State to Recognize the Armenian Genocide

MOBILE, Ala. – Alabama has officially become the 49th U.S. state to recognize the Armenian Genocide. Governor Kay Ivey issued…

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Church Saves AGBU Center in Toronto In Last Minute Financial Agreement

This week’s article is about a major controversy in the Armenian community of Toronto, Canada, which has been fortunately resolved…

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