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By Nune Karamyan

The building carried the heavy feel of alternate reality. The roof and windows were wrong. The minaret, too. We had felt this before. Many villages had the quality and sense of standing inside a palimpsest, scraped and written over, where even the landscape, after 100 years, had been altered. And...

By Armenian Bar Association

The Armenian Bar Association urges Congress to reprimand U.S. Rep. Randy Fine and demands an apology from Fine for his racist remarks on May 2, 2026 when he stated that…

Hairenik Media
Pashinyan Declares ‘Conflict Is Over’ Amid Occupation, Possible New Concessions| HMNewscast5.18.2026

DIASPORA

By Guest Contributor

In observance of National Law 26, 199, which designates April 24 as the Day of Action for Tolerance and Respect among Peoples, a significant pedagogical and cultural milestone took place...

VOICES

By Christian Garbis

It was the late 1990s. We were at a May 28 commemorative event in Lowell, Massachusetts. We decided to take a stroll to help digest the chicken and pilaf dinner. I always had a tin of Schimmelpenninck or Dannemann mini...

By Rupen Janbazian

The weight of the word in a teenager’s mouth is a heavy thing … especially when that word is Armenian.  Last year, I served on the jury for the “Tsil” creative competition — an initiative by the Amrots Foundation that...

By Robert Megerdichian

EXTRA! The Armenian Weekly has offered me my own column. Me, a columnist? The guy who’s run his own business measuring buildings for 35 years. The fellow the Boston Globe called the “Glove Whisperer” and our beloved Tom Vartabedian of...

By Vladimir Mkrtchian

I’m licking the salt off my stubbled seventeen-year-old mustache in a crowded van. Yerevan passes. Concrete and dust. A flash of Sevan (so blue it looks fake). The Genocide Memorial. Dalma Mall. I get off, fan the sweat off my...

CULTURE

By Rosie (Toumanian) Nisanyan

Motherhood is not a role to be taken on casually; for better or worse, mothers and grandmothers can shape who we are, what we believe, and the decisions we make throughout our lives. Moms are often the ones putting their own mental, physical and...

By Anzhela Sedrakyan

Born in the warm, beautiful environment of Anushavan village in Armenia’s Shirak region, painting has never been just a hobby for Tereza Papoyan. Since childhood, painting has been her element, her peace and her driving...

By Anna Harutyunyan

Within the Marseille Armenian community, where Armenianness can often be perceived as an exotic memory or emotional inertia, Karen Khurshudyan’s presence stands out as uniquely singular. His biography is not a linear progression but an...

By Armik Grigoryan

In the office of the director of the Meghradzor Sports and Cultural Center, paperwork ends where real life begins. For Gohar Gogolyan, a title is something that “comes and goes,” but culture is eternal. You might find her sitting with village elders, recording stories,...

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