It didn’t take long for Ankara to use this carte blanche provided to it by the US deal to turn its guns and warheads against the Kurdish population in Iraq.
It’s the Orphans’ Cemetery, People!
On the scenic shores of the City of Jbeil on Lebanon’s coastline, there is a small, secluded cemetery that is home to the humble tombstones of orphaned Armenian Genocide survivors
Stirring Up the Bird’s Nest?
Last week in an interview with Cilicia TV, Seta Khedeshian, the executive director of Bird’s Nest, labeled the outspoken critics of the project as “irresponsible,” and accused them of spreading “false information.”
ARF and the Republic of Armenia’s New Generation
During the first 30 years of its history, the ARF worked closely with the Armenian people. After the establishment of the Soviet Union, the ARF continued to work at the grass roots level
‘Water Us and We Will Sprout and Grow’
The Diaspora stands in solidarity with this movement and those who are advancing the cause of justice and democracy in the homeland.
We Are Honest Soldiers
Grandma raises her index finger high into the air, waving in a circular motion as vibrations of the plucked qanun strings pass through the iPad speakers.
Never Again. Really. Armenia Must Lead the World Toward a Future Without Genocide
The Global Forum: Against the Crime of Genocide was held in Yerevan on April 22 and 23, organized by Armenia’s Foreign Ministry and Parliament
Possible Drastic Increase of Electricity Prices in Armenia and Regulation
About one month ago, the single electricity distribution company in Armenia formally requested to increase the price of electricity that consumers pay by 40 percent
What’s Next?
The justice that Armenians deserve. More important, the justice that the Armenian nation requires.
Reflections of a Sixth Grader’s Trip to Armenia on April 24
My name is Zepyur Kasparian and I am a sixth grader at K.Z.V. Armenian School in San Francisco, California. I have visited Armenia on numerous occasions.