Month: May 2024

Should we be concerned about the UK deporting asylum seekers to Armenia?

With the ongoing political upheavals and the deepening crisis of climate change in the Middle East, Afghanistan and some African…

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Armenian women’s basketball makes return after 14 years

The Armenian women’s basketball team is lacing up for the first time in 14 years. A new era is about…

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What does spring tell us?

Spring has sprung again. For many, it is the most beautiful and pleasant season; its effects are tremendous. As the…

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2024 Armenian Night at the Pops to feature pianist Marta Aznavoorian

BOSTON—The Friends of Armenian Culture Society will present the 71st annual Armenian Night at the Pops on Wednesday, June 5,…

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Archbishop Bagrat is leading the effort to oust Pashinyan and save Armenia

A lot has happened in Armenia this past week that has shaken to the core the incompetent, inexperienced, defeatist and…

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Dinner with the “Mother of Armenians”

Armenians hold deep reverence for the roles of “mother” (mayrig) and “grandmother” (medz mayrig), praising their love and devotion, which…

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The Tavush Movement: Resilience and Faith

The following remarks were offered at the “Greater Washington Supports Tavush” vigil, organized by the AYF D.C. “Ani” Chapter Seniors…

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The ARS supports “Tavush for the Homeland”

Once more, our nation is facing dire and excruciating circumstances, as Armenian governmental authorities undertake demarcation and delimitation efforts completely…

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ANCA chairman calls on Armenian Caucus co-chair to lead efforts to expel Rep. Cuellar from Congress

WASHINGTON—Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) chairman Raffi Hamparian has called on Congressional Armenian Caucus founding co-chair Rep. Frank Pallone…

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Artsakh students stand with Tavush

The procession led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, leader of the Diocese of Tavush, which started in Kirants village of the…

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