Statecraft is a word no longer often heard. We have become so cynical that we don’t even recognize it when it happens.
P-MEM-M
A new Prime Minister, snap (and clean) Elections, and an immediate Mining Moratorium, these, and in this order, are the top three things that the Republic of Armenia needs, urgently.
Torn
I can’t be the only who has been torn, internally, by the developments of the last two-three weeks in Armenia. Even writing about it is difficult because conditions are so fluid
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This year I attended far fewer Genocide commemorative activities than I typically do, primarily because I was sick and did not want to infect a large portion of the Los Angeles Armenian community.
Wise Armenian Governance
The title of this piece is not a set of words anyone expects to see these days, what with the goings-on in Yerevan and much of the rest of Armenia.
How Could This Happen?
You might have seen the news about the North–South Transport Corridor, an arrangement to move freight via rail, road, and ship, among India, Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, Afghanistan, Armenia and Europe.
Turkish Racism
In case the ongoing, periodic, massacres of Armenians in and/or by the Ottoman Empire and its willing and eager collaborators weren’t enough proof of Turkish racism
Insidious Ego
Anyone who has interacted with people in some kind of organizational setting – business, military, volunteer – has no doubt encountered at least one person whose ego is the overwhelming
TAGS
Trump Armenian Genocide Statement, that’s what TAGS stands for. Last year, when he had his first chance to do right on the matter of the Armenian Genocide, Trump gave us the same mealy-mouthed meaninglessness we had gotten accustomed to.
Another President Sarkissian
By the time you read this, the Republic of Armenia (RoA) will formally know who its new, fourth, president will be come April. He is the second one named Sarkissian, first name Armen this time.