A unique lawsuit, not based on the Armenian Genocide, was filed on May 29, 2019, by two Armenian-Americans against the Turkish government in the United States Federal Court, Central District of California. The lawsuit was […]
This round of irritants is all about food. The first and most obnoxious is mayonnaise. It is an utterly repulsive substance. I don’t know how I used to eat it as a very young child, […]
They are in our midst in every community and every day. They may not be visible or even very vocal, certainly not controversial. But they are there, because without them our diaspora could not function. […]
On August 8, 2019 the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit made a decision to deny the appeal of two lawsuits brought by several Armenian-Americans demanding compensation from the Republic of Turkey […]
This is great stuff! I’m referring to the lawsuit by Barkev and Garo Ghazarian reported just a few days ago. It is a new, incremental portion of our struggle for justice. They are suing Turkey on what can simply be described as […]
In last week’s column, the message focused on the importance of enabling the new generation in community responsibility. Most would agree that it is a noble objective, but still our institutions may struggle with this […]
When the Ottoman Empire entered World War I, it sided with Germany against the alliance of France, United Kingdom, Russia, the United States and several others. Out of 2.6 million Ottoman soldiers, 250,000 were captured […]
Every generation leads with dedication and commitment. Likewise every generation is accused by the younger “emerging” generation of holding on to leadership too long and making the inevitable transition more cumbersome than necessary. Our reality […]
If Yerevan’s roads seem more congested lately, it’s because they are. Over the past two decades, the number of privately-owned cars in the city has skyrocketed. The result has been longer commute times, noticeable air […]
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