Month: August 2021

Addressing the Drug Shortage in Lebanon

It was only a couple of years ago when my career as a pharmacist wasn’t of major importance to the…

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Diasporan Twisties

It starts when Mind and body Forget connection Like place loses balance When borders move. History is testament To brave…

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An Ode to Armenian Cuisine

To the Armenian, the smell of traditional food cooking is what a serenade is to the ears of musicians. The…

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Deputies brawl on parliament floor

Wednesday’s parliamentary session was interrupted twice after security guards were summoned to settle brawls between pro-government and opposition deputies.  The…

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Critical Water Shortage in Stepanakert

The capital city of Artsakh is approaching the end of its third week without water. Since August 7, access to…

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Baby Garen’s New Kidney

Prayers have been answered for the family of Garen Yepremian, who received his new kidney last week on a very…

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Hovhannes Bachkov opens up about Olympic experience in Tokyo

Hovhannes Bachkov stood alongside three fierce competitors on a podium at an empty Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo and stared into…

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NAASR seeks next executive director

BELMONT, Mass.—The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) is looking for a dynamic and dedicated person as its…

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Calling all creators across all art fields for the 2022 Creative Armenia-AGBU Fellowship

Creative Armenia and the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) are excited to announce that applications are now open for the…

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Armenian Circle Dance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

LONDON — Armenian circles dances will be featured at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the world’s largest arts festival, as part…

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