Month: January 2022

Yerevan resident donates life-saving bone marrow stem cells to patient in France

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — On January 17, a Yerevan resident donated bone marrow stem cells to help save the life…

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Employment Opportunity: ACEC Manager

WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Cultural and Educational Center (ACEC), a non-profit organization based in Watertown, MA, is seeking a…

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Pitfalls of Armenia’s Unnecessary Negotiations with Turkey

I will attempt to provide a comprehensive analysis of the upcoming “Armenia-Turkey normalization talks” on January 14, 2022 in Moscow.…

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Children of Artsakh

During the height of the Artsakh War in November 2020, the Hamazkayin Central Executive launched an art therapy program called…

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Time for Straight Talk: Are we chronic victims or do we have a vision?

The 30 years of Armenian independence have been at best bittersweet for the global Armenian nation. The euphoria of sovereignty…

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Don’t imagine

Imagine planning an agenda and running a successful meeting at the age of 16. Imagine having a friend who lives…

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Start with “Why”

For any organization, lasting impact and success can be accredited to a continued dedication to a unifying purpose, what I’d…

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Three Armenian soldiers killed in renewed fighting

Three Armenian soldiers have been killed in fresh fighting along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border. The Azerbaijani Armed Forces opened fire on…

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Armenian troops to pull out of Kazakhstan after CSTO intervention in anti-government protests

Armenian troops will withdraw from Kazakhstan after the end of a Russia-led peacekeeping mission to quell anti-government protests.  On Tuesday,…

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Finding a Home in the AYF

For a long time, I felt within and without in my identity as an Armenian. I grew up in Los…

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