Month: January 2025

Leadership changes announced as Armenian Youth Foundation welcomes new board members

WATERTOWN, Mass. –As 2024 came to a close, so did the 40 years of service by Board Chairman Stepan Kanarian…

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Timeless verses: Gregory Djanikian’s Nostalgia for the Future celebrates four decades of poetry

With Nostalgia for the Future: New and Selected Poems, 1984-2023, award-winning poet Gregory Djanikian returns to the literary scene with…

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IALA offers a book reviewing workshop with Aram Mrjoian

Want to learn how to pitch and write a book review? Join writer and editor Aram Mrjoian on February 2nd…

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In memory of Marien Samuelian

Marien (Der Bagdasarian) Samuelian “Mimi” (93) of Waltham passed away peacefully on Monday, January 13, with her family by her…

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ANCA raising Washington, DC alarms over threats to Jerusalem’s Armenian Christian Quarter

WASHINGTON—The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) will host two events on Monday, January 27 – one at its headquarters…

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The Region in Brief

Azerbaijan/Turkey From January 20 to February 7, large-scale Turkish-Azerbaijani military exercises are taking place in the Kars region, just a…

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Sham trial of Artsakh leaders continues in Azerbaijan

YEREVAN—The trial of former leaders from Artsakh continued yesterday in Baku. Defense motions were reviewed amid widespread criticism that the…

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A tale of one city and a village

Our daily lives are often shaped by the place we live. In Armenia, rural and urban life differ not only…

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The things we carry home

I won’t lie — these days, my trips to Toronto often begin with a sense of dread.  The journey feels…

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From 1947 Jerusalem to 1974 Famagusta: A story of Armenian exile

Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote: “It is not enough to have memories. You must be able to forget them…

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