Month: December 2024

Meet Nemesis (2.0): The Armenian-Ukrainian military group fighting against Russia

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine passes its thousandth day, Armenians in Ukraine continue to persevere through hardships of war.…

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The thin line between pragmatism and national dignity

The 2020-23 conflicts in the South Caucasus resulted in devastating military defeats and territorial losses. As a result, Armenia has…

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Eastern Prelacy honors Archbishop Anoushavan’s four decades of service

Community members gathered from all over the Eastern United States, from Washington D.C. to Chicago, on Sunday, November 24, to…

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The Armenian Weekly: 91 years of light, loss and hope

Today marks the first issue of The Armenian Weekly in its 91st year.  A milestone, yes — but for me,…

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Women from Artsakh bake bread and hope

On December 15, 2024, in the heart of Yerevan, Tumanyan’s ART restaurant hosted a bread exhibition and sale, filling the…

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Serouj Kradjian delights Boston audience with sold-out debut performance

From Argentine tango and Spanish flamenco to the Middle East and his Armenian heritage, Serouj Kradjian’s music spanned a world…

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Thank you, Pauline Getzoyan

Recently in an email exchange with Pauline Getzoyan about a piece I had written for the Weekly, she closed her…

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A legacy of truth: Remembering Siobhan Nash-Marshall’s bond with the Armenian people

I remember how mesmerized I was at the screening of The Lark Farm in 2007 at the Italian consulate in…

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Published again at age 96

Rose Kacherian Rybak always had a love of reading and now at age 96 can once again count herself a…

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Operation Nemesis and the question of violence

The Armenian Genocide of 1915 marked a devastating chapter in history. Over 1.5 million Armenians were systematically exterminated by the…

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