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Mothering in the Motherland

It Takes a Village to Raise a Child (Or at the Very Least, Transport One)

September 13, 2018 Arsineh Valladian 1

You all know the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Where is the village? Every mother, especially in the United States, is faced with major decisions the second her child is born. […]

Briefs

U.S. Embassy in Yerevan Hosts Business Conference

September 7, 2018 Weekly Staff 0

YEREVAN—The U.S. Embassy in Yerevan and the U.S. Commercial Service in Moscow, in partnership with IDBank, organized a one-day conference focused on franchise business opportunities on September 5 in Yerevan. The event is part of […]

Travel

Artsakh Through the Eyes of a Cypriot (Part Two)

September 7, 2018 George Tsangaris 1

Refresh your memory from the first part of George’s travels and read about his trip to Armenia here.   Artsakh captured my imagination ever since I was unable to find it on a map. While […]

Mothering in the Motherland

Giving Birth in Armenia vs. the U.S.: A Comparison

September 7, 2018 Arsineh Valladian 2

Not very many women can say they have given birth in the United States and in Armenia. I delivered our first baby at a hospital in Northern Virginia. With full health insurance coverage and the […]

Sports

UEFA Nations League, Armenia’s Path to Glory

September 5, 2018 M.J. Graham 3

The much anticipated UEFA Nations League kicks off this week. The league is the UEFA’s attempt to bring more relevance to international football in Europe and reduce, if not eliminate, the international friendly matches which […]

Garen Mouths Off

Pondering Pessimistic Possibilities

September 5, 2018 Garen Yegparian 0

Sometimes undesirable outcomes cross everyone’s mind. Here are five of mine. What if the oligarchic circles in both Armenian republics get their act together and REALLY launch a counter-revolution? A coarse course instead of velvety […]

Music

Tuning in to The Deenjes

September 3, 2018 Lilit Margaryan 0

In 2010 two friends, an Armenian film director and an Arab cameraman decided to record a song called “Togh u Gna” (which translates in English to “Leave! Go!”). They never imagined that just a few […]

Travel

Armenia Through the Eyes of A Cypriot (Part One)

September 1, 2018 George Tsangaris 6

When my friends and family learned I would be going to Armenia and Artsakh for my summer holidays back in 2015, I was on the receiving end of some mixed reactions. “Armenia! Really?” said one […]

Notes from the Pink City

Going After Kocharian Was Premature

August 31, 2018 Raffi Elliott 2

One-hundred days into his term, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has a lot to be proud of. He successfully pulled off a peaceful transfer of power from an entrenched authoritarian regime, introduced a government staffed by […]

Mothering in the Motherland

Identity Shouldn’t Be So Hard

August 31, 2018 Arsineh Valladian 0

My first-born started speaking late. He grew up surrounded by multiple languages, including three different dialects of Armenian, maybe even four. People told me to keep speaking different languages and eventually he would start speaking […]

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