Reading Armenian publications this week brought me to the realization that this time in January seems to be one worthy of some note for our nation, though not entirely in a good way
Population Matters
The matter of how many people live on Armenian controlled land has been something I’ve wanted to address for quite some time.
Energy in Armenia
Let’s start the year off with some good news in an all-important aspect of daily life, energy. But you’ll have to read through the important buildup to appreciate the importance of the actual news.
Oh, Woe is Poor Turkey…
A friend sent an article, “Must Turkey always stand alone in the world?” from a leading Turkish newspaper, “Hurriyet” (which, with Turkey’s treatment of journalists, laughably means freedom).
Impeachment or Monarchy
With apologies to Abraham Lincoln, I am going to plagiarize, permute, and adjust his Gettysburg Address to convey the depth of the breach President Donald Trump has created
Unanimous Senate, What’s Next?
Before proceeding, let’s clear one thing up. It seems to be unclear to people that there is no procedural “next step” to these resolutions.
Patriarchal Election
After Moutafian’s karasoonk, June 27 was set as the date to elect a locum tenens (interim Patriarch) whose main duty would be organizing the election of a permanent Patriarch
Hateful Turkeys Stuff Turkey
Once again I am overcome with the irrepressible urge to toy with the coincidence of Turkey with turkey, right around the Thanksgiving holiday in the U.S. as opposed to Canada’s which is in October.
Resolution’s Responses
Since H. Res. 296 passed, we’ve had quite the deluge of (mostly) positive publicity. Other than for the Genocide’s centennial, the last time we had this (though it wasn’t positive) was in 2007
Two To Dump
It’s time for two holders of public office, one in the RoA and one in the USA, to exit the stage of public service.