Month: July 2024

Introducing “The Diaspora at 100” special issue magazine

The following is the editorial introduction to the “The Diaspora at 100” special issue magazine. “The Diaspora at 100” is…

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The Philadelphia community’s Armenian Heritage Walk, a gift of thanks to America

The Philadelphia Armenian community is proud to announce a spectacular new project that will leave a lasting legacy of Armenian-Americans…

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Special envoys from Armenia and Turkey hold talks at the border

YEREVAN—On July 30, the special representatives overseeing the settlement process between Armenia and Turkey, Deputy Speaker of the Armenian National…

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As a community, stay focused on the higher purpose

My last few columns have been devoted to the concept of community. I felt the need to focus on this…

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“I got up, I’m ready to fight for Armenia.”

These powerful words, written by 13-year-old Maral Melkonian for the Armenian Weekly in 1996, have become a rallying cry for…

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Lernahovit village becomes home for displaced Artsakh families

Lernahovit, a village in the northernmost region of Armenia, has been busy since the morning. Rima Karapetyan’s eldest granddaughter is…

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The Armenian Puzzle

As Armenians living in the diaspora, we often hear about the dangers of assimilation. It seems as though we are…

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The Region in Brief

Artsakh A new informal parliamentary format has been established by MPs from Artsakh and Armenia’s parliamentary opposition, aiming to address…

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AHARI hosts Camp Haiastan campers and counselors

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—More than 100 AYF Camp Haiastan campers and counselors visited the Armenian Historical Association of  Rhode Island (AHARI) Museum…

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Talar Keoseyan introduces young readers to Armenian culture with “Vanna’s Adventures”

For Talar Keoseyan, it all goes back to one question: “Why do I need to know about my Armenian heritage?” …

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