With recent news reports about renewed efforts to have official resolutions recognizing the genocide passed by the U.S. Congress—with the…
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YEREVAN—The vernissage is an open market that mainly caters to tourists, where they roam to purchase arts and crafts as…
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I first met Peter Bilezikian at the home of his daughter, Bethel, in Newton, Mass. That was in 2004, when…
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Significant, highly controversial steps towards the formation of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Turkey were taken during 2009. Roadmaps and…
Read More »It’s hard not to find “ethnic jazz” being played in clubs and on the radio these days. But what is…
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High along the grassy mountain slopes above the resort town of Jermuk, completely out of sight from day tourists longing…
Read More »YEREVAN—On the surface, Armenian citizens seem to be divided into two camps—those who enthusiastically support the government and those in…
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YEREVAN—The summer sun bakes the bare back of the farmer, who tends to his irrigation channels in the fields by…
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Gagik Beglaryan Will Be Mayor YEREVAN (A.W.)—In the first-ever municipal elections that were held in Armenia’s capital, the Republican Party…
Read More »Winning Party to Appoint City’s Mayor YEREVAN (A.W.)—On May 31, Yerevan residents turned out at the polls to vote in…
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