Five unforgettable years
A little over five years ago, I entered the Hairenik building in Watertown, Massachusetts, with an open and eager heart. It was my first day in the iconic building as the editor of The Armenian […]
A little over five years ago, I entered the Hairenik building in Watertown, Massachusetts, with an open and eager heart. It was my first day in the iconic building as the editor of The Armenian […]
Over the past six years, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has crafted a leadership style marked by the dissemination of lies, misinformation and deflections and the calculated dismantling of Armenia’s sovereignty. Amid his denigration of […]
Recently, Daron Acemoglu won the Nobel Prize in economics. This achievement sparked an unusual reaction among a certain segment of Armenians who couldn’t understand or bear the fact that Daron carried a Turkish last name. […]
In the geopolitical context of the South Caucasus, Armenia and Turkey reflect an interesting fabric of shared history, a century of animosity predated by centuries of prudent cooperation and coexistence within the Ottoman Empire. Following […]
The interests of both Turkey and Israel coincide and converge in weakening Syria, whether in changing the current regime loyal to Russia and the axis of resistance consisting of Iran, Hezbollah and Iraq — which […]
Over the last decade, gender-related issues have gained increasing popularity both in Armenia and in the broader post-Soviet region. Gender and sexuality have entered into local discourses across the globe, and Armenia is no exception. […]
The Armenian government introduced sweeping reforms this year targeting the country’s higher education sector, marking the latest in a series of distraction campaigns. True to its modus operandi, the proposals lack clear reasoning and focus […]
What good is a language if it’s too sacred to use? This year, on the occasion of the Feast of the Holy Translators, Torontohye republished ARS Armenian Private School principal Raffi Sarkissian’s 2015 article, “Armenian […]
The Armenian Genocide, orchestrated by the Ottoman Empire, was one of the most significant large-scale massacres of the early 20th century. Genocides often employ gender-based violence (GBV) to maximize their impact. During the Armenian Genocide, […]
Special Issue: 90 — Informing, Connecting, Inspiring The Armenian Weekly, October 2024 When was the last time you perused a mainstream news medium and found well-grounded, reliable content about Armenia, Artsakh or your local Armenian-American […]
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