The last few years have seen a resurgence of attention paid to the importance of Armenian, its use and continued viability, especially in the Diaspora and with a bit more emphasis on the Western Armenian
Carusoin’ for a Bruisin’
Yup, that’s what Rick’s askin’ fer. You probably wouldn’t recognize the man based on behavior when compared with his Wikipedia biography.
Let Ankara Work for Us
I was catching up on some reading when I ran a cross a news item from late March of this year. It seems one Mehmet Erdogan, an AKP member of Turkey’s parliament, claimed that if the 2015 coup had succeeded
Dam Turkey, Again
Turkey’s on a dam binge, again. Building that is. It seems 22 more are slated to be built. So, why write about this? Many of the rivers being stopped up rise in the Armenian Highlands
Inside, Outside, Upside Down
INSIDE, Turkey is a mess. Corruption is, though I suspect un(der)reported, once again fully present. Ended is the honeymoon of this century’s first decade
A Millennium On… Still Plundering
The Turks in their various tribal incarnations hit the Middle Eastern scene about 1000 years ago. Since then, they don’t seem to have learned much.
Whither the Diaspora?
Yesterday, I was talking to a friend when a question posed prompted this topic of discussion.
Speaking Armenian: Everyman’s History
I’m no anthropologist, historian, linguist, or sociologist. I do know how to watch and listen, and have for over four decades (and longer if you count grandmother stories).
Rude Roaring Rabbit’s Ridiculous Rantings
It turns out that the capital of Turkey, formerly known as Angora, has given its name to a variety of domestic rabbit. I learned this while snooping around the internet preparing this article
What’d You Say?
Some Days ago, I read Hagop Gulludjian’s article “Atabdatzman Yev Eendecrman Oogheenerov” in Armenian.