The Armenian National Committee of America is the preeminent organizations advocating for issues of importance to the Armenian-American community.
Asbarez Exclusive: Battle to Save U.S. Artsakh Aid Continues
Over the pasts several weeks, news reports claiming the end of U.S. assistance to Artsakh have been circulating, leading to all sorts of speculation about the demise of life-saving programs like The Halo Trust’s de-mining efforts in Artsakh
‘The Structure is Rotten, Comrade’ and Other Observations by Novelist Viken Berberian
Viken Berberian, a writer and essayist, is the author of the novels The Cyclist (2002) and Das Kapital (2007).
Merkel Pledges Germany’s Support for Karabakh Peace, Hails EU-Armenia Relations
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is on an official visit to Armenia, pledged her country’s support for a peace resolution to the Karabakh conflict and hailed Armenia’s relations with Germany and European Union.
Nor Zartonk on Camp Armen: ‘These Properties Belong to All of Us’
After the news broke that Camp Armen, the former Armenian summer camp located in the Tuzla district of Istanbul, would be rebuilt into a social and cultural center, the Nor Zartonk movement hopes that it will be a space for all Armenians to use and engage with.
Startup ‘Otecsys’ Puts Artsakh on the IT Map
Otecsys LLC is a start-up company in Artsakh that develops websites and business applications for mobile phones.
An Interview with Actress Andrea Martin
Journalist and Armenian International Women’s Association (AIWA) member Joan Agajanian Quinn recently interviewed actress Andrea Martin who is starring in an upcoming AIWA fundraiser Broadway in LA: “An Evening with Andrea Martin hosted by Seth Rudetsky.”
Diasporans Remain Guests in Armenia says Arsinée Khanjian
Canadian actress and producer Arsinee Khanjian speaks to News.am about relations between Armenia and Diaspora, Diaspora’s participation in Armenia’s domestic life, the attitude toward the Armenians from Diaspora in Armenia, and other issues.
A David & Goliath Story in Iraq: An Interview with Filmmaker David Ritter
The Iraqi village of Havresc (originally called “Hay Vrej,” the Armenian words for “revenge through survival”) was once populated with Armenian Genocide survivors and their descendants.
Karapetyan Talks Reforms
Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan says in his interview with Financial Times’ fDi magazine that he is determined to ensure that the country’s population is on board with whatever changes lie ahead.
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