“I smell cigarette smoke,” one of my travel companions noted. That was the moment I knew that we should not…
Read More »Recently, I returned from a journey to western Armenia leading a small group of friends to their ancestral villages. Prior to embarking…
Read More »The polarization of political discourse is a global epidemic, and, unfortunately, Armenia has not escaped the illness. With more people…
Read More »I wish to thank my friend Stepan Piligian for his June 5, 2024 column, “What is the end point? A…
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Read More »Andranik Kocharyan, member of the Armenian parliament with the ruling Civil Contact Party and chair of the Standing Committee on…
Read More »Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 The impact of genocide lingers long after…
Read More »“I should be very much obliged to you if you would kindly take care of the young Léon Bogosian [Levon…
Read More »Krikor (George) Nahabedian was born in the village of Parchanj (Kharpert region) around 1884. He married Khachkatoun Garabedian, and soon…
Read More »Once again, I feel compelled to write about the dearth of meaningful dialogue regarding the recent developments in Armenia and…
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