Month: February 2021

Open Letter to Foreign Minister Ara Ayvazyan

The advent of a new U.S. Administration and the start of the 117th Session of the U.S. Congress, in the…

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ARF Bureau underscores demands for Pashinyan’s resignation, condemns anti-democratic actions

Almost four months have passed since the latest Artsakh War. During this time, many of the critical problems emanating from…

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Researching Your Armenian Roots During a Pandemic

Over the last two months, I have been holding weekly Zoom presentations devoted to different aspects of Armenian genealogy. These…

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The light at the end of the tunnel: are we ready?

It has been nearly a year since our world suddenly came to a near halt. It is mind boggling to…

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Becoming an Armenian Citizen

On August 14, 2019, I swore an oath to become a citizen of the Republic of Armenia. It was a…

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Beloved Community

This Black History Month in the US, transformation is in the air as the climate crisis and COVID-19 vaccinations unfold,…

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In Memory of Berge Panosyan

Berge Panosyan was born in Uskudar, Turkey to Levon and Alis Panosyan, with whom he was reunited in heavenly rest…

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“If you don’t come now, when would you come?”

YEREVAN—Shant Charshafjian has a million things on his mind, but in his heart, there is a special place for Martuni.…

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A new stage of “non-stop” protests, the fight for a free and truthful press

The Homeland Salvation Movement gained momentum this week after the announcement of a new stage of “non-stop” protests during a…

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Armenian Legal Center, International & Comparative Law Center partner to secure release of Armenian soldiers

WASHINGTON, D.C., and YEREVAN—In response to the government of Azerbaijan’s ongoing illegal detention of Armenian prisoners of war and Armenian…

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