The Armenian Weekly

Since 1899, Armenian Weekly's Armenian-language predecessor, the Hairenik, has reported, analyzed, and commented on the historic events of modern Armenian history, often in their staggering proportion, making it the longest-running Armenian-language newspaper in the world. As the first waves of American-born, English-speaking generations grew older, the need for a more mature publication in English was eventually filled by the Armenian Weekly. Today, along with news of general interest to the Armenian-American community, our newspaper publishes editorials, political analyses, a rich array of opinion pieces and columns, as well as literary criticism and reviews. While providing a platform for the Armenian Revolutionary Federation and the Armenian National Committee of America, the newspaper also functions as a space where a wide variety of views and opinions can be discussed openly and honestly.
Announcements

The Armenian Weekly and Hairenik Weekly unveil a new brand: Embracing growth, legacy and innovation

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Armenian Weekly and Hairenik Weekly, cornerstones of Armenian-American journalism, are excited to announce the unveiling of a new…

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Diaspora

Introducing “The Diaspora at 100” special issue magazine

The following is the editorial introduction to the “The Diaspora at 100” special issue magazine. “The Diaspora at 100” is…

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Diaspora

California attorney Aynur Baghirzade files $500,000,000 lawsuit against ANCA

SAN DIEGO, Calif.—California attorney Aynur Baghirzade — who came to prominence earlier this year for publicly calling Armenia a “carcinoma”…

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Diaspora

Introducing the Antranig and Alice Karjian Hairenik Media Center

In the midst of major events unfolding in Armenia, the ARF Eastern Region introduces the Antranig and Alice Karjian Hairenik…

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News

Opposition rallies continue ahead of Pashinyan no-confidence vote

“Tavush for the Homeland” rallies, led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, continue to grow as opposition parties in parliament formulate a…

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AYF Olympics

The Armenian Weekly 2023 AYF Olympics Special Issue now available online

WATERTOWN, Mass.—AYF Olympics in Washington, D.C. saw hundreds of dedicated athletes, alumni and supporters descend on the nation’s capital, excited…

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ANCA News

Recent Armenian American Graduates: Kick-Start your Careers in Washington, D.C.

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Recent graduates interested in starting careers in policy, politics or media are invited to apply for the winter 2024…

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Youth

Meet Peter Jelalian, Camp Haiastan’s Interim Executive Director

In mid-August, AYF Camp Haiastan completed its 73rd year. Located on the shores of Uncas Pond in Franklin, MA, Camp…

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Briefs

The Region in Brief

Armenia An Armenian soldier killed another soldier in his unit before taking his own life on August 27. The incident…

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Community News

Eastern Prelacy announces schedule for October Pontifical visit

NEW YORK—The Eastern Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church announced last Thursday that it is finalizing plans to welcome Catholicos…

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