Month: December 2022

The people of Artsakh demand an end to blockade

The decline of the Armenian nation started after the 2018 Armenian Revolution. Our nation has yet to reach the mark…

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What does Christmas tell us?

Christmas means many things to people. For many, it is a time for family reunions and family celebrations. For some,…

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The right to live on this land is inalienable

I am Vahagn Khachatrian, a young journalist from Artsakh. I am writing this while in blockade. Can you imagine it?…

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Glendale mayor presses Biden administration to send emergency aid to Artsakh, sanction Azerbaijan

GLENDALE, Calif. – Glendale Mayor Ardy Kassakhian is leading a ground-swell of local calls on the White House to immediately end…

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ANCA-backed provision on Artsakh aid included in final 2023 Congressional spending bill

WASHINGTON, DC – Both the US Senate and House of Representatives cleared a massive Fiscal Year 2023 spending bill on…

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HYE Margins: Whirlaway Golf Center

It’s overcast along the riverside in Methuen, Massachusetts. The only discernible sound is the whisper of the cold November wind…

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Beyond the Blocking of the Lachin Corridor

On December 12, under the pretext of environmentalism, dozens of Azerbaijani state-backed “eco-activists” blocked the only land corridor in the…

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Nareg Armenian School hosts Christmas pageant

RIDGEFIELD, NJ – The Nareg Armenian School was delighted to host families and community members for a Christmas pageant on…

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COAF raises $6 million in support of rural Armenia at 19th annual gala

NEW YORK – Over 450 people from around the world gathered in New York City on December 17 for the…

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Dr. Khatchig Mouradian inspires multiple audiences at NAASR

BELMONT, Mass. — “If you can’t read books, breathe books.” Dr. Khatchig Mouradian imparted these words of wisdom to his…

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