Month: February 2021

Philadelphia Armenian community steadfast in face of anti-Armenian campaign

Editor’s Note: On February 24, 2021, the Armenian National Committee of PA notified the Weekly that it successfully worked with…

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Turkey’s Pivot in Central Asia: A Calculated Risk?

Turkey, under President Erdogan, is increasingly pursuing a proactive foreign policy designed to achieve four objectives: challenge the regional status…

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The Need for a Diasporan Agenda

Like Armenia and Artsakh, the Diaspora today bears the repercussions of the heavy losses and capitulation as a result of…

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Haigazian University holds symposium honoring Lebanon’s centennial

BEIRUT, Lebanon—Organized by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Haigazian University in association with the Anis Makdisi Program in…

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Albert K. Sarkisian: A Pillar of Detroit’s Armenian Community

The Detroit Armenian community has been blessed with many pillars, which support a foundation established by the immigrant first generation.…

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Virtual youth panel to spotlight humanitarian efforts following Artsakh War

WASHINGTON, DC — The AYF-YOARF Washington DC “Ani” chapter will be hosting a virtual panel discussion titled “Youth Panel: The…

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Snap elections are a necessity in post-war Armenia

The Republic of Armenia’s ruling My Step alliance has issued a controversial announcement that can only be interpreted as back-pedaling…

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Armenian Heritage Park Virtual Public Programs: Connecting and Engaging

Armenian Heritage Park on The Greenway public programs are usually held year-round except during the winter months. However, with virtual…

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AFT will provide classroom resources on the Armenian Genocide to its 1.7 million members

GLENDALE, Calif. — The Armenian National Committee of America – Western Region (ANCA-WR) welcomed the adoption of a resolution by…

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Tufenkian Foundation begins major home renovation project in the villages of Martuni

TSOVATEGH, Martuni, Artsakh—The Avagyans, an Armenian family of eight, whose home sustained major damage by Azerbaijani shelling last year, was…

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