Month: December 2023

POW Exchange on the Armenian-Azerbaijani Border

YEREVAN— Following an agreement made on October 7 between the governments of Armenia and Azerbaijan, the exchange of Armenian and…

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Does the EU have any strategy in the South Caucasus?

From November 27-29, 2023, a delegation of the European External Action Service (EEAS) and the European Commission visited Yerevan. The…

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The Region in Brief

Artsakh Over 150 parties, public organizations, media outlets and local leaders from Artsakh have collectively signed an appeal to the…

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Over 150 global humanitarian, business and political leaders demand freedom of “Armenian Prisoners”

Nobel laureates, captains of industry, former heads of state and civil society leaders unite, calling for unconditional release of ethnic…

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Mary Asatryan on finding her roots in Artsakh and seeking revenge through hope

“Every piece of this place is Armenian. You will never build happiness on our blood, pain and tears. If I…

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Third annual Thanksgiving in Syunik hosted for Artsakh families

For the third consecutive year, I have been blessed with the opportunity to host Thanksgiving dinner in the Syunik province…

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The Controllable Cause of Declining Parishes

It is a topic that consumes many of our church leaders globally, nationally and locally. Many of us lie awake…

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Violinist Diana Adamyan shines in Boston recital debut

By Ara Arakelian CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Pickman Hall of the Longy School of Music was brimming with excitement last Thursday evening,…

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Forbidden Homeland: A Diaspora Armenian’s quest for understanding

Book Review Forbidden Homeland: Story of a Diasporan By Katia Tavitian Karageuzian 384 pages Forbidden Homeland, Story of a Diasporan…

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New Armenian voices in creating culture

արդ եւս|in view is the only grant program dedicated to cultural creativity in the Western Armenian language. Culture constitutes an…

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