In was a bleak time in history for Armenians in 1918. Centuries of oppression by Ottoman rulers had manifested into full-blown Genocide on the Western front
Editorial: 2020s Should Be the Decade of Advancement and Victory
We are about close a decade that was filled with challenges, missteps, successes and victories. The lessons of the past 10 years should certainly inform our expectations for the next decade
Editorial: Our Path to Justice is Set by Our Roots
The White House, once again, opted to side with Turkey and continue its complicity in Ankara’s campaign to deny the Armenian Genocide.
Editorial: Looking Ahead to Brighter Days
2018 will undoubtedly become one of the most monumental years in modern Armenian history. The tectonic changes that took place in 2018 will not only set the course for the next year
Editorial: 30 Years Later, the Earthquake Still is a Festering Wound
Thirty years after the devastating earthquake in Armenia, its epicenter and surrounding cities and towns still remain a vivid reminder of that fateful December 7 in 1988.
Editorial: A New Beginning for Independence
The 27th anniversary of the Armenia’s Independence is being celebrated under new circumstances where the popular uprising this past spring has placed the people of Armenia front and center
Editorial: Artsakh Movement Defined a Generation and the Nation
An entire generation of Armenians—in Artsakh, Armenia and throughout the Diaspora—has been defined by the Artsakh Liberation movement, the 30th anniversary of which is being observed
Editorial: The Youth Continue to Propel the ARF
The founders of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation—Kristapor (Mikaelian), Rosdom (Stepan Zorian) and (Simon) Zavarian—were young when they came together to unite a nation
Editorial: Marking Milestones and Taking Lessons from Them in 2018
As we welcome 2018, it is hard to not think of the myriad milestones—anniversaries—that will bring our nation and community together in celebration and remembrance.
Editorial: Artsakh’s Independence is Sacred and Cannot be Compromised
On September 2, 1991, when Artsakh declared independence from the Soviet Union and Azerbaijan it was its first expression of self-determination.