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

You all know the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Where is the village? Every mother, especially…

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Briefs

U.S. Embassy in Yerevan Hosts Business Conference

YEREVAN—The U.S. Embassy in Yerevan and the U.S. Commercial Service in Moscow, in partnership with IDBank, organized a one-day conference…

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Travel

Artsakh Through the Eyes of a Cypriot (Part Two)

Refresh your memory from the first part of George’s travels and read about his trip to Armenia here.   Artsakh…

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Mothering in the Motherland

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

Not very many women can say they have given birth in the United States and in Armenia. I delivered our…

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Sports

UEFA Nations League, Armenia’s Path to Glory

The much anticipated UEFA Nations League kicks off this week. The league is the UEFA’s attempt to bring more relevance…

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Garen Mouths Off

Pondering Pessimistic Possibilities

Sometimes undesirable outcomes cross everyone’s mind. Here are five of mine. What if the oligarchic circles in both Armenian republics…

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Interviews

Tuning in to The Deenjes

In 2010 two friends, an Armenian film director and an Arab cameraman decided to record a song called “Togh u…

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Travel

Armenia Through the Eyes of A Cypriot (Part One)

When my friends and family learned I would be going to Armenia and Artsakh for my summer holidays back in…

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Notes from the Pink City

Going After Kocharian Was Premature

One-hundred days into his term, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has a lot to be proud of. He successfully pulled off…

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Mothering in the Motherland

Identity Shouldn’t Be So Hard

My first-born started speaking late. He grew up surrounded by multiple languages, including three different dialects of Armenian, maybe even…

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