Month: May 2025

Pashinyan is sacrificing historical memory for the illusion of peace

Armenia is undergoing an alarming shift: an unprecedented move to dilute, sideline and even erase the Armenian Genocide from the…

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I thought we’d always have Armenia

My mother took me everywhere—across Europe, the United States, the Middle East and North Africa. Everywhere she took me, she…

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Q&A with U. Aline Killian: Carrying her family’s AYF legacy forward

U. Aline Killian joined the AYF just two years ago at the age of 10, becoming a proud member of…

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The Region in Brief

Armenia Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan has announced that a draft of Armenia’s new Constitution will be completed within 10 months.…

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Congress marks April 24th with commemoration of Armenian Genocide, support for Artsakh and calls for Azerbaijani accountability

WASHINGTON—Members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives demonstrated powerful bipartisan solidarity in commemorating the 110th anniversary of the…

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My house no longer; my home always

It may not exist physically—the stacked up, dust-covered bricks, assembled and bound piece by piece with cement, crafted by the…

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My second ANCA Advocacy Days

On April 1 and 2, I had the opportunity to go to ANCA Advocacy Days in Washington, D.C. This was…

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Armenian Genocide remembrance at Armenian Heritage Park in Boston

The Armenian American community of the greater Boston area gathered on Sunday, April 27, at Armenian Heritage Park to commemorate…

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Armenia’s gymnasts dominate FIG World Cup series

Growing up in Glendale and Las Vegas, I dreamed of becoming a soccer or basketball star. Athletes like Artur Davtyan…

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Helpful advice to Republic of Armenia after hiring an American lobbying firm

In a rare move, the Republic of Armenia recently hired an American lobbying firm to promote its interests in the…

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