Month: October 2023

Greater Boston “beats with one Armenian heart” for Artsakh

The Armenian community of Greater Boston has come together following the tragic fall of Artsakh due to Azeri aggression. Not…

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Rain doesn’t stop the R.I. community from marching for Artsakh

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—On Friday, September 29, 100 Armenians marched in the pouring cold rain to raise awareness of the ethnic cleansing…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia The Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia confirmed on October 2 that one soldier was killed and…

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(UN)involved in Peace

The recent developments in Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) have given rise to serious concerns within the international community. Artsakh has been targeted…

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The female faces of the blockade of Artsakh

A few days before the forced deportation of Artsakh residents “Eh, tsavd tanem (I’ll bear your pain). There’s so much…

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Former state and military officials of Artsakh detained by Azerbaijan

YEREVAN—Azerbaijan has illegally detained eight state and military figures of Artsakh, including four former presidents and the current chairman of…

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Armenian fashion designer launches first collection at Philadelphia Fashion Show

PHILADELPHIA — Rosemary, the designer behind the brand Edaalia, grew up knowing that she would work in the fashion industry,…

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Ara Zada’s heart is in the kitchen

Ara Zada is an Armenian entrepreneur and chef shaking up the world of cuisine. With his signature phrase, “Abbowwww,” Ara…

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Concert held in remembrance of Armenian Independence Day and brave Artsakh

NEW YORK—It is rare for an event to be dedicated to both gratitude and grief.      On Wednesday evening, September 20,…

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Roman Catholic and Armenian churches to honor 850th anniversary of St. Nerses Shnorhali

The year 2023 marks a milestone for a little-known but tremendously influential figure in the history of worldwide Christianity: the…

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