Month: June 2023

The Region in Brief

Armenia The Subcommittee on Security and Defense (SEDE) joined the European monitoring mission in Armenia to patrol the Hakari bridge…

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Landmark Congressional Commission hearing warns of second Armenian Genocide against Artsakh

WASHINGTON, DC – The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission (TLHRC) held a landmark hearing spotlighting Azerbaijan’s escalating aggression against the indigenous…

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What is the price of sovereignty?

During our time on this earth, there are experiences in service to others that are worthy of our commitment. I…

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ARS of Eastern USA answers the call for Camp Haiastan

FRANKLIN, Mass.—At the end of the 2020 camping season, the AYF Camp Haiastan Board of Directors put out a call…

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Eastern Prelacy announces schedule for October Pontifical visit

NEW YORK—The Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church announced last Thursday that it is finalizing plans to welcome Catholicos…

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My Armenianness is queer

Perhaps I should have been more cautious when I chose the front row table for my girlfriend and me in…

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Azerbaijan closes Berdzor Corridor to humanitarian aid

Artsakh officials are warning that supplies of basic goods are dwindling after Azerbaijan closed the Berdzor (Lachin) Corridor to humanitarian…

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54 US Representatives call on Biden Administration to end military aid to Azerbaijan

WASHINGTON, DC – A bipartisan group of 54 US Representatives, led by Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA), demanded the Biden Administration…

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Gullans, Babayan impress with concert dedicated to Maestro Arsen Sayan

By Dr. Jeffrey Howard ARLINGTON, Mass.—On Sunday, June 11, eager concertgoers enjoyed a lovely program by cellist Christina Gullans and…

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We can flee from Genocide, but not Mother Nature

As a young Armenian boy indigenous to Anatolia, I visited Vakıflı, Hatay, the last Armenian village in Turkey, with my…

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