Year: 2020

2021 and Beyond: A Call to Action for Armenian Youth

Dear Armenian Youth, You have a job to do. A job which depends on your own will. A will to…

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The line between activism and anger has become blurred.

The challenge of a successful engagement of the diaspora and the homeland has always been about managing useful resources and…

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Finding my Voice

I was asked to write because my voice is clear. I was told it resonates with the way many people…

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Armenia and Artsakh face tension, uncertainty in new year

As Armenia enters the new year, it faces a host of national security challenges in the aftermath of the recent…

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London Boxes Up Joy for Children in Artsakh

Around two-thousand shoeboxes filled with New Year’s gifts are on their way from London to Yerevan, where they will be…

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On Armenia’s demographic situation

During the last five years, PM Nikol Pashinyan and his predecessor Serzh Sargsyan made very firm and ambitious statements on…

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Armenia and the Failed Experiment of Eurocentrism

“We are still interested in external things…the Armenophile expressions of a famous European, a pro-Armenian resolution of a pacific congress,…

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Where do we go from here?

Every so often you have probably noticed in the Armenia media the urgent calls to help and assist a particular…

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How can Armenians overcome their national crisis?

War adversely affects combatants and non-combatants alike, both physically and psychologically. Death, disability, illness and post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD) are…

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Turkish Generals led war on Artsakh. This was a Turkish, not Azeri, victory.

Exiled Turkish journalist Cevheri Guven recently disclosed in a video report the names and activities of three Turkish Generals who…

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