WASHINGTON, DC — The Armenian Youth Federation – Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (AYF-YOARF) Washington DC “Ani” Chapter led community members and pro-Artsakh allies in marking the 35th anniversary of Azerbaijan’s massacres of […]
While we struggle with the anxiety of our oppressed brethren in Artsakh, there are also a number of issues pertaining to the continued vibrancy of the diaspora. The “diaspora” is a singular convenient term for […]
FRANKLIN, Mass. – There are just over 100 days until the 2023 AYF Camp Haiastan season will begin. There’s no better signal to the upcoming 73rd camping season than the official opening of staffer and […]
Armenia The Armenian government has revived the Amulsar gold mining project, which was shut down by protesters in 2018. Armenia granted Lydian Canada Ventures a license to develop a massive gold deposit in the Vayots […]
QUEENS, NY — The Armenian Youth Federation – Youth Organization of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (AYF-YOARF) Eastern Region’s New York “Hyortik” and Manhattan “Moush” Chapters co-hosted the 2023 National Athletic Tournament (NAT) on Presidents’ Day […]
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Azerbaijan must guarantee free movement along the Lachin Corridor. The Lachin Corridor has been closed since December 12, placing Artsakh under blockade. The corridor, the sole […]
DURHAM, NC – Representatives from the Armenian National Committee (ANC) of North Carolina met with Durham Mayor Elaine O’Neal on February 20, 2023, to discuss the harmful proclamations issued by her office. ANC of North […]
WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Hairenik and Armenian Weekly newspapers are pleased to announce the return of the Special Issue magazine this spring after several years of a pause due to the pandemic and crises in our homeland. […]
Andranik Akopyan, a first-generation Armenian from Queens, New York, turned three years old under blockade in Artsakh. The toddler was happy to celebrate his birthday with relatives in Stepanakert. But his mother Lusine, with whom […]
New York-based novelist Nancy Kricorian is well-known in American-Armenian Diaspora literature. She started her career writing poems as a student at Columbia University, studying fine arts. Later, she turned to writing prose and deepened her […]
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