Political turmoil, socioeconomic woes, massive emigration, and high crime rates have lately dominated media coverage of Venezuela. But beyond recent…
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Thrace is a historical region in the southeastern Balkans, bounded by the Maritsa River, the Aegean Sea, the Black Sea,…
Read More »BOSTON, Mass.—Over 100 Boston community members, tourists and locals strolling through the city gathered at Armenian Heritage Park on Sunday…
Read More »Lately there has been a hopeful atmosphere in Turkey for the settlement of the so-called “Kurdish issue,” which for around…
Read More »A groundbreaking book by independent scholar and historian Rifat Bali was published recently in Turkey, unearthing facts and first-hand accounts…
Read More »By Bedo Demirdjian The first proof of an Armenian presence in Serbia dates back to 1212, at a battle in…
Read More »On May 30, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland held a reception in Cincinnati honoring first-generation immigrants who have made significant contributions…
Read More »French poet Charles Baudelaire once said, “It seems to me that I would always be better off where I am…
Read More »Former House Speaker organized first Commonwealth observance of Armenian Genocide WATERTOWN, Mass.—On March 6, the ANC of Massachusetts joined with Armenian…
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