Month: March 2023

AYF Camp Haiastan presents summer 2023 leadership team

FRANKLIN, Mass. — The AYF Camp Haiastan Board of Directors is pleased to announce the 2023 camp management staff. Nairi…

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Dolma: Seeking home, in the homemade

As I watched the steam rise each time we peeked into the pot, I was back home, in the homeland. …

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Lowell ARF celebrates 128th anniversary of its founding

HAVERHILL, Mass.—Braving the falling snow and below-freezing temperatures, more than 80 friends and supporters of the Lowell ARF and Armenian…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Armenia’s Court of Appeals has ordered a new investigation into the death of a pregnant woman hit by a…

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Azerbaijan threatens military action days after deadly ambush

Azerbaijani armed forces have killed 21 Armenian residents of Artsakh since the end of the 2020 Artsakh War, according to…

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Political isolation of Artsakh is not in Armenia’s interest

The global Armenian nation is a simple phrase for an otherwise complicated and diverse community. Bonded by an ancient history…

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Israel’s Massive Supply of Sophisticated Weapons to Azerbaijan

On March 5, the Israeli Haaretz newspaper published an astounding article titled, “92 Flights from Israeli Base Reveal Arms Exports…

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ARS Norian Youth Connect inspires attendees at Columbia University

NEW YORK, NY — Students, scholars, young professionals and presenters gathered on Saturday at Columbia University for the 2023 ARS…

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The Women of Askeran

After the 44-day war in Artsakh, Askeran became a border settlement. Almost three years later, despite all the difficulties and…

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Will the earthquake threaten Erdogan’s rule?

On February 6, 2023, two earthquakes with magnitudes 7.8 and 7.5—the deadliest in Turkey’s history—hit the Syrian-Turkish border. At least…

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