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ARF Celebrates 130 Years, Hai Tahd Conference, Artsakh Elections Kick-Off

Last week, the International Hai-Tahd conference was held in Yerevan and Artsakh. This was the second such conference to be…

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In Sight

The Thin Line Between Peace and Justice: Madrid or Munich?

It has been almost two years since the future was restored in Armenia. Nikol Pashinyan and the thousands who peacefully…

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News

Officials, locals remain cautious, as no new coronavirus cases reported in Armenia

YEREVAN—Streets in central Yerevan were conspicuously empty on Monday morning following Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s public confirmation of Armenia’s first…

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My Turn

Remnants of an Old Armenian Village Near Ankara

Last summer, Argun Konuk, a 24-year-old Turkish travel and history enthusiast, published an article about the Armenian village of Stanoz…

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Diaspora

ONEArmenia and Author Vahan Zanoyan Launch Armenian Wine History and Tasting Tour

YEREVAN, SANTA MONICA—ONEArmenia (1A) and author Vahan Zanoyan have launched a multi-city US book and Armenian wine tasting tour, in…

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Headlines

Recognition of Artsakh is a Priority for Hai-Tahd, says ARF Bureau Chairman

YEREVAN—“Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the soldiers on the Armenian border is a second Armenian army—the ARF’s Hai-Tahd apparatus,” said Armenian Revolutionary…

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Notes from the Pink City

“My Agri Summer Camp” wants your kids to learn about their Armenian roots and nature

Satenik Khachatryan is an early childhood educator with a lot of experience under her belt. Her master’s degree on the…

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News

Coronavirus Fears Compel Armenia to Close Border with Iran

YEREVAN—Amid concerns over the deadly outbreak of the coronavirus in Iran, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced that Armenia’s lone…

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Garen Mouths Off

Crashing the Constitution to Crush a Court

For many months, there has been chatter in the Republic of Armenia (RoA) regarding amending its constitution. And, come to…

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Travel

First Impressions: Part II

If you read my first installment of my first-time impressions of Armenia in 2019, you will recall that I was…

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