Serouj Aprahamian

Serouj Aprahamian has always been actively involved in the Armenian community. From 2007-2009, he served as the Capital Gateway Program Director for the Armenian National Committee of America in DC, while obtaining a Master's in International Relations from American University. He also served for three years as the Executive Director of the AYF Western Region and has contributed regularly to the Armenian Weekly, Haytoug, and Asbarez. He is currently a correspondent of the Armenian Weekly in Yerevan.
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The Cup Runneth Over: A New Era of Oligarchic Competition

Special for the Armenian Weekly Civic activist Artak Khachatryan was kidnapped by three masked men in front of a shopping…

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Planting Seeds of a Brighter Future: Gomk’s Female Agricultural Co-op

On Jan. 1, a new law on “Social Assistance to Border Communities” went into effect in Armenia. The measure provides…

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Protecting Humanitarian Norms, Avoiding Escalation

Special for the Armenian Weekly On Mon., Oct. 27, the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan met in Paris for another…

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Oxfam Launches Worker-Owned Factory in Armenia

On Fri., Oct. 3, the northern Armenian town of Ayrum celebrated the opening of a brand new, 1,200-square meter fruit…

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Getting Into the Act: Diasporan Engagement in Armenia

Special for the Armenian Weekly “For young people, donating money is ineffective,” said Lia Soorenian, 22, a recent graduate I…

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Democracy vs. Autocracy: The Legal Battlefront

Special for the Armenian Weekly On April 2, something unexpected happened in Armenia: The Constitutional Court came down with a…

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The Urgency of Adaptation: Combating Climate Change in Armenia

The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) will meet in Yokohama, Japan, on March 25-29 to discuss its latest…

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Democracy vs Autocracy: A Fight for the Future

Special for the Armenian Weekly YEREVAN (A.W.)–A capacity crowd filled the halls of Yerevan’s National Opera and Ballet Theater on…

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Reducing the Risk of 1988

Twenty five years ago, on December 7, 1988, a catastrophic earthquake ripped through Armenia, decimating the town of Spitak and…

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Breaking the Norm: Street Dancing in Yerevan

YEREVAN (A.W.)—There are a lot of things going on below the surface in Yerevan. While most people are stuck on…

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