Month: February 2021

In Memory of Eveline Palandjian

Eveline Palandjian (née Hacopian) passed away peacefully on February 14, 2021 at the age of 88. Born on April 9,…

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Armenian Caucus leaders hail broad bi-partisan Congressional backing for pro-Artsakh/Armenia priorities

WASHINGTON, DC – The support of over 100 US Representatives on a bi-partisan letter calling on the Biden Administration to…

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BREAKING: 100 US Representatives call on Biden administration to stand with Artsakh and Armenia

WASHINGTON, DC –One hundred members of Congress – from more than 20 US states – have called upon the Biden…

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Our Fathers’ Stories

Author’s note: Having written this essay just before the Artsakh War, my goal was to write about these films and…

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End the stalemate now…before the damage is irreparable!

It was with great disappointment that I read this week, like many of you, that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and…

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Warning to Armenia’s leaders: Don’t fall in the Turkish trap again

Neither Armenia’s previous nor current leaders have had the adequate experience to run a country. This is true in both…

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ANCA-ER set to honor activists and friends of Hai Tahd at 14th annual virtual gathering

WATERTOWN, Mass. – The Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region (ANCA-ER) is set to honor longtime activists and friends…

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“Sharing pastures with the enemy” in Armenia’s borderlands

While the fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan has ended, uncertainty prevails in Armenia’s borderlands, where residents now live side-by-side with…

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Vanishing Act 

Remember when we believed a Stepanakert street block was too far? Mesrop Mashtots, Vazgen Sargsyan street, and so on… well,…

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Garabala: “We just wanted to play Armenian music”

February marked six months since the devastating explosion at the Port of Beirut, which killed over 200 people, injured and…

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