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In Sight

Commentary on religion, politics, and family from a New England-based community member, Stepan Piligian

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Our diaspora/homeland family affords us valuable perspectives

March 22, 2023 Stepan Piligian 0

Our time on this earth is all about relationships. We define them on a personal level with spouses, children and extended family. For many, they are reflected in a professional capacity, and hopefully we experience […]

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A small nation does not have to be a weak one

March 15, 2023 Stepan Piligian 2

In sports, performance is driven by talent and what many refer to as the “intangibles.” Some athletes are winners because of their physical skills and how they approach the challenge. Focusing on the objective and […]

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Political isolation of Artsakh is not in Armenia’s interest

March 8, 2023 Stepan Piligian 4

The global Armenian nation is a simple phrase for an otherwise complicated and diverse community. Bonded by an ancient history and rich culture, we naturally feel an affinity for other Armenians. Who else would search […]

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Dealing With Disappointment and Chronic Frustration

March 1, 2023 Stepan Piligian 2

We have often commented in this column that building an Armenian identity in the diaspora is a choice. There are many faces in that identity that are available. There are those who align with our […]

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Becoming a More Welcoming Church

February 22, 2023 Stepan Piligian 2

While we struggle with the anxiety of our oppressed brethren in Artsakh, there are also a number of issues pertaining to the continued vibrancy of the diaspora. The “diaspora” is a singular convenient term for […]

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The trucks should be traveling east and west

February 15, 2023 Stepan Piligian 4

My heart goes out to all Armenians experiencing the constant rollercoaster of emotions from the humanitarian assault on the people of Artsakh. Unfortunately, human suffering has been caused entirely by human aggression. Last week, a […]

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Has Azerbaijan finally overplayed its hand?

February 8, 2023 Stepan Piligian 2

For decades, our cause has been “intermittent” to a world driven by self-interest. Our lands were not filled with fossil fuels to bribe potential investors and silence willing governments. Our population expansion was truncated by […]

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The spirit of Artsakh lives in Washington

January 31, 2023 Stepan Piligian 0

One of the most frustrating challenges for Armenians in the diaspora is how to support our brethren in Artsakh when we are scattered around the world. Our hearts may be in Artsakh, but our physical […]

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Will Armenia answer the call for Artsakh?

January 25, 2023 Stepan Piligian 3

There are essentially two approaches to problem solving: leading and following. If you choose to lead, you take responsibility for your own future and act accordingly with confidence and, when appropriate, defiance. When you follow, […]

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Stand with Artsakh: The struggle for freedom has never been so compelling

January 18, 2023 Stepan Piligian 3

We live in different time zones in a variety of host countries. Armenians are scattered around the globe and in the homeland, but we share a common anxiety and hope for Artsakh. It is nearly […]

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