Month: November 2020

Learning From the Past

After the last ceasefire between Artsakh and Azerbaijan, we have been hearing a variety of pro and con voices: voices…

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Azerbaijan Takes Over Artsakh Territories, Armenia Embroiled in Political Turmoil

Armenia faces an inflection point following its defeat in the 2020 Artsakh War as it grapples with charting a path…

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The Ancient Armenian Land of Artsakh

Continuing the search for authenticity, truth and the origins of the world, I visited the ancient Armenian land of Artsakh…

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Our future requires significant change

The last few weeks have consumed every emotion in our human portfolio. In a tragic sense, we are feeling a…

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Silence has never been louder

“Turkey is guilty!” “Sanction Azerbaijan!” “Keep your hands off our lands!” In the last few months, if you have attended…

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UWC Dilijan accepting applicants

DILIJAN—UWC Dilijan, the first international boarding school in the CIS region and the only UWC in the post-Soviet space and…

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In the aftermath of war, time for national introspection

Since the beginning of the war, I have sat at my desk many times, opened a blank document to write…

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Putin: Armenia not recognizing Artsakh was ‘a significant factor’

Pres. Vladimir Putin of Russia made several important comments in his response to journalists on Nov. 17, 2020, regarding the…

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NAASR raises over $314,000 for Armenia Fund

BELMONT, Mass.—The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) has raised $314,625 for the Armenia Fund to address the…

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In Every Inch of Land

The month of November has been painful for us Armenians. Our heroes in Artsakh fought strategically against Turkish special forces,…

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