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An Armenian in Minnesota

Many Armenians of the diaspora ended up in California. Another group settled on the east coast. My destiny was in…

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Obituaries

Remembering Ziazan Antonian

Our mother was born in Yerevan, Armenia. She was named Ziazan, which means rainbow—a symbol of new beginnings and new…

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Garen Mouths Off

Bad News Beginning

Here we are in a brand new year and the bad news from the end of last year is hounding…

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Letters

Diaspora Journalists to Armenian Government: Do Not Eliminate Our Ministry

We, the undersigned independent journalists of the Armenian Diaspora, join our brothers and sisters in Armenia and elsewhere who have…

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Garen Mouths Off

Shutdown Shenanigans

The impasse between the legislative and executive branches in Washington, DC has led to the “government shutdown” dominating U.S. news…

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Nonprofit News

COAF Annual Gala Raises Record $4 Million

NEW YORK — With the Armenian flag raised over New York City’s historic Cunard building, 400 guests attended the sold-out…

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Op-Eds

The ARF World Congress: An Opportunity To Self-Reflect

We are nearing the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) World Congress when this 128 year-old political organization’s global branches will send…

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Youth

What It’s Like To Be An AYF Intern In Armenia

As both a former AYF-YOARF Intern and Director, I can say without hesitation that the internship program is one of…

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Notes from the Pink City

Is Armenia Playing a Dangerous Game with China?

As construction resumes on the North-South Corridor, a large number of Han Chinese contractors can be spotted mingling with local…

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Commentary

Pashinyanomics: Running Before You Can Walk

The Velvet Revolution was built on an uncontroversial three-pronged reform agenda; stamping out corruption, facilitating democratisation, and spearheading national economic…

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