Year: 2024

Bold Wines’ bold moves

In a time when Armenian winemaking is capturing widespread attention, a new wine label has hit the market, quickly making…

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Turkey’s ‘golden era’ in Central Asia and the future of the Organization of Turkic States

With the world’s focus on Russia and its war in Ukraine, China has been advancing its influence through the Belt…

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Letters by Armenian Genocide eyewitnesses should be published in several languages

Last month, I wrote an article about the 8,000 letters that the Armenian survivors of the (Ottoman) Hamidian massacres of…

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The Christmas story

The Christmas story is the world’s greatest news story. Indeed, the birth of Jesus Christ two thousand years ago is…

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Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe seeking doctoral applications

The Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO) offers up to four Ph.D. positions in its…

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Growing a greener Armenia: ATP’s 2024 planting milestone

ATP’s fall planting season has now been finalized, bringing the total number of trees planted this year to 869,228 across…

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Gary R. Phillips elected president of AMAA

PARAMUS, N.J.—On December 7, the Board of Directors of the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) elected Gary R. Phillips…

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Support Armenian writers

Since its launch in 2021, the International Armenian Literary Alliance has grown a diverse global community of Armenian writers and…

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U.S. defense spending bill gives Azerbaijan a free pass

WASHINGTON—Despite sustained congressional efforts to statutorily prohibit U.S. military aid to Azerbaijan, the FY25 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) —…

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Fourth annual couples’ ministry focuses on strengthening marriages

On November 9, 2024, the Christian Armenian community gathered for the fourth year to celebrate the joy of marital relationships.…

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