Year: 2025
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Dec- 2025 -31 DecemberNonprofit News
Armenia Artsakh Fund delivered $45 million in medicines to Armenia and Lebanon in 2025
GLENDALE, Calif. — In 2025, the Armenia Artsakh Fund (AAF) donated a total of $45 million in life‑saving medicines to…
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31 DecemberCulture
Advice for a creative year ahead
In 2025, we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing countless Armenian artists — writers, actors, musicians, filmmakers and more — who…
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31 DecemberMy Turn
Persecution of minorities in Turkey did not end in 1915
Editor’s note: The following is the first in a three-part series. Turkey’s persecution and systematic violation of human rights of…
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30 DecemberAnnouncements
Haigazian University Board of Trustees to celebrate 70th anniversary with gala in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — The Board of Trustees of Haigazian University is delighted to announce the 70th Anniversary Gala in Los…
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30 DecemberReflections
Finding our way back to Kaghand’s tranquil light
Outside, the December rush is in full swing: the noise of performative extravagance and the frantic pace of the season.…
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30 DecemberCommentary
Midlife in Armenia (This might be a crisis)
I turned 37 this year and, according to Armenia’s life expectancy tables, that places me on the wrong side of…
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29 DecemberArt
From battlefield to brushstroke, Ashot Avagyan’s “Persistent Struggle”
To introduce Ashot Avagyan, a few facts are enough: he is a veteran of the Artsakh liberation war, a long-time…
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29 DecemberKeeping the Faith
Living our calling as the first Christian nation
New Year is more than just a change on the calendar. It is a sacred pause — a moment to…
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29 DecemberOp-Eds
Under our own vine and fig tree: An Armenian plea for America’s creed
Fellow Armenian-Americans, There is a cheeky Polish saying: where there are two Poles, there are three opinions. To which, one…
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29 DecemberThe Homeland
Tasting time at Armenia’s interactive Wine History Museum
Colossal red-tuff structures rise proudly in the small village of Sasunik, just 30 kilometers from Yerevan. Along the road, signs…
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