Month: January 2021

In Memory of Harry Salibian

Harry Salibian of Burlington, Massachusetts passed away on January 28, 2021. He was the beloved husband of the late Zaro…

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Farewell, my friend: A Patriot, Partner, Paregam

Last week we received the sad news that Edik Stepanyan, mayor of the Paruyr Sevak village, passed away from COVID-19…

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Iran and the Second Artsakh War: Has Tehran lost its leverage over the South Caucasus?

Introduction When it comes to the South Caucasus, Iran is historically and geographically a crucial regional actor alongside Russia and…

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A Book for All who Resist

I reread “The Resistance Network” by my dear friend Khatchig Mouradian as soon as the book arrived from Amazon. Luckily,…

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Aran Wines and the Enduring Spirit of Artsakh

Alex and Talar Sarafian love everything about wine, from its consumption to its production, almost as much as they love…

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Arman Nshanian honors his roots and untold stories in Songs of Solomon

Filmmaker Arman Nshanian has unlocked a critical and tragic period in Armenian history with his homage to musical pioneer Komitas…

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Displaced Armenians of Artsakh receive aid, but no status

The 2020 Artsakh War precipitated overlapping refugee crises. Tens of thousands of Armenians were displaced from their homes in the…

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Donors of record-breaking cleats for Artsakh revealed

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The #PeaceForArmenians cleats that broke NFL records have made the news again as the winning bidders on January 6,…

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In Memory of Dr. George Dermksian

(From The Armenian Prelacy, New York)—George Dermksian was born in New York City on November 10, 1927, to Yervant and…

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Armenia & Artsakh Post-War: A Discussion on Security, the Government Crisis and Humanitarian Challenges

Join us on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 at 8PM Pacific / 11PM Eastern on Facebook Live for an insightful discussion…

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