Month: October 2024

Avand Dorian’s journey from Armenian school to USC basketball

Sports history is being made in the Armenian diaspora. Avand Dorian became the first Armenian school graduate this fall to…

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“When small men begin to cast big shadows”

Armenians worldwide are witnessing new lows committed by the incumbent government, made worse by the Armenian nation’s subsequent silence this…

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My oath to the Armenian Relief Society

Joining the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) as an AYF member was an incredibly meaningful and memorable experience, especially due to…

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The Region in Brief

Artsakh The Artsakh Human Rights Ombudsman Gegham Stepanyan has shared footage on X stating, “The large-scale destruction of Stepanakert by…

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Border delimitation agreement moves forward after Pashinyan and Aliyev meet

YEREVAN—Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has confirmed the regulations governing the joint activities of the commissions responsible for border demarcation and…

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Genocide and transgenerational trauma

“Two Kinds” by Amy Tan, an excerpt from her novel The Joy Luck Club, encompasses the problematic bond between a…

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AYF Camp Haiastan is an Apelian family affair

Over the past 75 years financial investments in AYF Camp Haiastan by way of donations have played a critical part…

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“Coalition to Boycott Baku” launches campaign to hold Azerbaijan accountable for genocide

WASHINGTON—A new informal coalition of individuals and organizations opposed to Azerbaijan’s past genocide — and determined to prevent the next…

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What have we learned from Vehapar Aram’s visit?

His Holiness Catholicos Aram I’s pontifical visit has concluded. While he has left the country, the impact of his visit…

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Presidential candidates issue pro-Artsakh statements: You decide who to vote for…

In the heated atmosphere of the U.S. presidential campaign, former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris have…

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