Editorials

Trying to Make Sense of the Turkey-U.S. Rift

I have just authorized a doubling of Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum with respect to Turkey as their currency, the…

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An Age-Old Question

It can be viewed as a miracle that Armenians continue to exist as a people today. No doubt many-an-editorial for…

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Invisible Changes

There are a number of reasons why our editorial board decided it was time to place a new emphasis on…

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On ‘Good’ News and the State of Diasporan Journalism

Nearly every article in this week’s issue either directly engages with or subtly references certain changes taking place in Armenia…

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The Organizational Drone vs. the Intelligent Outsider

It has now been more than 30 years since Antranig Kasbarian penned a thoughtful op-ed for the Weekly entitled, “Where Do…

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The Power of Print

It should come as a no surprise to most (particularly to those reading this editorial on a screen) that the…

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Reconsidering Proximity

Tom Vartabedian was a longtime columnist of the Armenian Weekly, who,  in many ways, embodied the spirit of this almost…

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Editorial: What Is News, and Who Is Reading It?

What, exactly, is news to a community in exile, such as ours? Though the question remains historically constant, its answers…

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