Month: November 2020

In Memory of Vasken Basmajian, Sr.

With profound sadness we announce the passing of Vasken Basmajian, Sr. of Weston MA, on November 5, 2020. He was…

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Armenians defending Shushi, neutralizing Azeri assaults

YEREVAN—Armenian forces in Artsakh repelled several attempted Azerbaijani armored incursions on Thursday evening and Friday, the Armenian Ministry of Defense…

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Only the war

I spent two hours Buffing away a century and a fifth Of corrosion from a doorknob, To get my mind…

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It’s Long Past Time to Tell the Truth

It has been one month. One month of sleepless nights. One month of reading death tolls. One month of fundraising.…

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Armenia Fighting Azerbaijan at Gates of Shushi

YEREVAN—Armenia’s army is bracing for a possible attack on Shushi as Azeri forces continue desperate attempts to reach the city…

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Fort Lee, New Jersey City Council Recognizes Artsakh

BERGEN COUNTY, New Jersey — Borough of Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich passed a resolution on behalf of the mayor’s…

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Jason Sohigian joins Armenian Museum of America as Executive Director

WATERTOWN, Mass.—After a lengthy search period, the Armenian Museum of America has recently hired Jason Sohigian as the organization’s Executive…

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Mayor of Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Recognizes Artsakh

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ — The mayor of Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey passed a resolution on November 4, recognizing the Republic…

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What is “Remedial Secession” and why is it applicable to Nagorno-Karabakh?

The principle of “Remedial Secession” is the modern manifestation of the principle of self-determination of a people, which entitles people…

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Never underestimate the resiliency of our people

There is a plethora of reasons to feel betrayed, sad, angry and even depressed. So let’s get it out of…

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