I write this with great outrage, as an unplanned second installment to my 2016 article published in the Armenian Weekly titled “Aliyev’s War on Peace.” On April 13, as many around the world commemorate Genocide […]
Turkey, as usual, gets all wound up in the month of April, as Armenians around the globe commemorate Turkey’s genocide of 1.5 million of its Armenian citizens starting in 1915 and ask the world to […]
In November 2019, when a bitter political controversy about education and culture was brewing in Yerevan, I published an article in Armenian, entitled “Culture, Education, Statehood, Citizenship.” That was 10 months before the outbreak of […]
By Armen Carapetian, Charlene Theriault, Gary Zartarian and Marty Zartarian Every year in late February, some Azerbaijani American community leaders ask public officials to sign “Khojaly Remembrance Day” proclamations. They are generally inaccurate and victimize […]
In January 2019, there were 2.9 million social media users in Armenia. In one year that figure grew to 3.4 million, and by January 2021, it surpassed 4.5 million. And that was just in Armenia […]
It was not planned this way. But we know, “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways.” (Isaiah 55:8) The year 2020 was the 25th anniversary of the Armenian Missionary […]
Editor’s Note: On February 24, 2021, the Armenian National Committee of PA notified the Weekly that it successfully worked with the City of Philadelphia to determine that there was no foul play with respect to […]
Like Armenia and Artsakh, the Diaspora today bears the repercussions of the heavy losses and capitulation as a result of the policies pursued by the Armenian government. The ruling elite’s assertion that there is no […]
The Republic of Armenia’s ruling My Step alliance has issued a controversial announcement that can only be interpreted as back-pedaling from their leader’s stated intention to hold snap parliamentary elections following the capitulating conclusion of […]
During the Artsakh War of 2020, my group of Diasporan friends and I rushed to the homeland to volunteer. On October 18, 2020, we visited Shushi and lit a candle in the shelled Ghazanchetsots cathedral. […]
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