Month: November 2022

When unresolved differences become destructive

The admirable attributes of the greater Armenian nation far outweigh our weak points. Were it not for those strengths, the…

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NAASR Holiday Open House to feature presentations by Dr. Khatchig Mouradian

BELMONT, Mass. — Dr. Khatchig Mouradian, the Armenian and Georgian Area Specialist at the Library of Congress, will be the…

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NAASR to host webinar with Umit Kurt on “Talat Pasha’s Genocide Technocrat”

BELMONT, Mass. — The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR), the Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) and the…

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Genealogy for the Bereft

Rough map in hand, the bereft walk all roads in search of name and place, word and photo. The lost…

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Second annual Thanksgiving luncheon held in Syunik’s Dzav village

After moving to Meghri in June of 2021, it took some time to get acquainted with life here in the…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Four lawmakers from the Armenia Alliance have resigned from their posts in protest of the parliamentary opposition bloc’s decision…

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Military hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan escalate

Armenia and Azerbaijan have exchanged daily accusations of ceasefire violations over the past three weeks, amid heightened fears of renewed…

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ANCA presses Congress to appropriate $50 million to Artsakh in end-of-year spending package

WASHINGTON, DC – As the US House and Senate wrap up the 117th Congress, the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA)…

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Amo Hovan and the Red Cinema

Sitting in his reclining chair with a checkered sleeveless sweater and a white mustache that practically spells out “quintessential Armenian…

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Rifles, Bombings and Prisons: Women’s Work of Revolutionary Armenia (Part I)

The fedayees of the Armenian revolutionary movement still loom large today, their heroism and bravery having made an indelible mark…

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