Nareg Seferian

Nareg Seferian has lived, studied and worked in New Delhi, Yerevan, Santa Fe, Boston, Vienna, Istanbul and Washington, DC. His writings can be read at naregseferian.com.
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2017 Armenian Parliamentary Elections: Observations on Observations

Special for the Armenian Weekly I had the honor and pleasure of serving as an interpreter for visiting European observers…

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The Global Nature of Armenian Culture

I was at a KFC in Yerevan the other day when an Iranian tourist approached the young woman at the…

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Speaking the Language of the International Community

When Armenians speak of “our lands” and demand their return, the sentiment is often lost on the international community, for…

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Seferian: More than One April 24, 2015, in Istanbul

Special for the Armenian Weekly It was the evening of April 24, 2015, and I was sitting on the street…

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Opinion

Turkey’s Post-Post-Modern Coup and U.S. Foreign Policy

Special for the Armenian Weekly Turkey is no stranger to changes in regime. The administration in Ankara has seen fundamental,…

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Opinion

Reflections on ‘Depat’ Armenians

Special for The Armenian Weekly I am a member of the Facebook group that the Repat Armenia Foundation maintains. I…

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Opinion

Taxist Blues: Public Transport in Yerevan

I hate the taxis in Yerevan. Oh, all right, that’s not quite accurate. I dislike taking taxis in Yerevan, despite…

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Opinion

Seferian: A View from Erbil

I recently had the opportunity to spend a few days in Erbil, the capital of the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government…

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Opinion

Forty Years on: Gourgen Yanikian and Us

On Jan. 27, 1973, two diplomats of the Turkish Republic traveled to Santa Barbara, Calif., to meet with an individual…

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Opinion

A Good Day for Homophobia in Yerevan

There has been much talk of the LGBTI community in Armenia lately. A bar, widely considered to be a gathering…

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