Month: December 2019

Memories, Gratitude and Resolutions

Last Thursday, December 12, along with many others, I sat and watched the historic proceedings in the US Senate with…

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NerUzh 2.0 Invites Diaspora-Armenian Startups to Thriving Tech Scene

DILIJAN—Diaspora-Armenian entrepreneurs from 20 countries converged on the Armenian mountain resort town of Dilijan this week, representing 47 tech startups…

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Christina Alexanian Stuns Brookline Audience in ‘Notebooks of Anzel Kourtian’

BROOKLINE, Mass.—Greek-Armenian actress Christina Alexanian left hundreds in tears on Saturday night after her powerful performance depicting the gruesome reality…

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Global Gag Rule Alive and Well in Indiana

Editor’s Note: The Armenian Weekly Editorial Board has corrected the story below to reflect the accurate name of the school…

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Karanian’s ‘The Armenian Highland’: A Printed-and-Bound Beauty

The Armenian Highland: Western Armenia and the First Armenian Republic of 1918 By Matthew Karanian Stone Garden Press; First edition…

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Waking Noah’s Vines Tells Tale of Armenia’s Wine Revival and Supports its Winemakers

LOS ANGELES, Calif.—Author, global energy consultant and anti-trafficking advocate Vahan Zanoyan’s latest novel Waking Noah’s Vines is a fictional tale about…

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Is Turkey Coming Back? Policy Experts Predict ‘Rogue Ankara’ Over Long Term

On September 19, 2017, a Turkish delegation stormed out of a NATO Parliamentary Assembly meeting held on Philadelphia’s historic Independence…

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Senate Recognition of Armenian Genocide: Reactions and Next Steps

For the first time since the Genocide of 1915, the US Senate adopted a Resolution unanimously on December 12, 2019,…

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In Loving Memory of Richard A. Berjian

With sadness the family of Richard A. Berjian announces his passing while visiting family in California on Monday, December 9,…

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SERVICE Armenia 2020 Applications Available Now

Since 2013, The Paros Foundation’s SERVICE Armenia program has taken young people ages 17 to 22 to Armenia for a…

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