We’ve been dealing with Turkish invasions, marauding, murder, war-making, cruelty, destructiveness and overall inhumanity for more than a millennium. Azerbaijan’s…
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This election article is a bit atypical for me in that it will contain EVERYTHING, rather than being broken up…
Read More » By now you’ve seen the news about Mercury Public Affairs terminating its registration as a foreign agent of the Republic…
Read More » It was great! I was in a sea of Armenians! (Somehow, using “ocean” doesn’t seem right given that Armenia borders…
Read More » It’s no surprise that Turks are killing Armenians again. And, for clarity and the purposes of this observation, there’s no…
Read More » Back in April when I read that month’s issue of National Geographic, I learned a new word—solastalgia—which described a phenomenon…
Read More » Here we are, a little over three months since counter-disease-spreading measures were implemented in the US (of course some countries…
Read More » The Los Angeles Times had a very interesting article titled “In Mideast, TV becomes battleground” on December 9, 2019. It…
Read More » No Justice, No Peace. Isn’t that what we, Armenians, have been saying, in one way or another for over a…
Read More » On May 28th, Independence Day (the OG one, of course, not the September 21 re-independence of 1991), I finished Houri…
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