Ever since President Joe Biden’s election last November, hundreds of articles have been published around the world analyzing the problematic relations between Turkey and the United States.
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Dutch Parliament Urges Government to Recognize Armenian Genocide
Europe’s Rights Defender Calls on Baku to Release Armenian POWs
Council of Europe Urges Restraint by all Parties in Armenia
President Meets Homeland Salvation Movement Leaders as Protests Continue
President Meets with Army Chief of Staff
Russia Denies Pashinyan’s Claim About Iskander Missile
Armenia
Europe’s Rights Defender Calls on Baku to Release Armenian POWs
Council of Europe Urges Restraint by all Parties in Armenia
President Meets Homeland Salvation Movement Leaders as Protests Continue
Community
University of La Verne Welcomes Kerop Janoyan as Provost, VP for Academic Affairs
Court Reverses Newsom’s Rejection of Sassounian Parole
ANCA Welcomes Alex Manoukian as Newest Addition to DC Team
Op-Ed
Populate Christian Artsakh
How Merdinian School’s Music Department Survived the Pandemic
Snap Elections Are A Necessity In Post-War Armenia
Community
Columns
Erdogan’s Tightrope Walk Between East & West May Soon Collapse
Sustainability and the Flat Tax
The idea for an article about sustainability in the Republic of Armenia has been brewing in my head for some time now. It was to take the form of recommending that a Ministry of Sustainability be created.
The War, Those Drones, and $s
We’ve been dealing with Turkish invasions, marauding, murder, war-making, cruelty, destructiveness, and overall inhumanity for more than a millennium.
Book Review: Echoes of Protest in ‘Mayda’ by Srpuhi Dussap
If it wasn’t for a Zoom conference, organized by the Armenian International Women Association, I would not have known about our first Armenian female novelist, Srpuhi Dussap—née Vahanian.
Erdogan’s Tightrope Walk Between East & West May Soon Collapse
Ever since President Joe Biden’s election last November, hundreds of articles have been published around the world analyzing the problematic relations between Turkey and the United States.
Three Apples: The Relic
Once there was and there was not … that place 100 years ago that my ancestors survived, where teenage boys were dressed as girls, young women married off to foreigners and infants given up to Kurds
Arts and Culture
Sports
Hoops 4 Hayastan Hosts an Incredible All-Star Weekend
Hoops 4 Hayastan, a sports-focused non-profit organization founded in 2017 by two Armenian-American members of that year’s Armenian National Basketball team, just wrapped up its biggest fundraiser
National
Wyden, Rubio Urge Biden to Press Turkey on ‘Troubling Human Rights Record’
Senators Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) today urged the new Biden administration to press the Turkish government to improve its human rights record, which includes an increasingly authoritarian crackdown on dissent
International
Russia Denies Pashinyan’s Claim About Iskander Missile
Russia has officially denied Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s claim that the Armenian army’s most advanced Russian-made missiles seriously malfunctioned during the recent war in Nagorno-Karabakh.