I, as probably all Armenians, was devastated but not necessarily surprised over the news that Armenia lost to the Azeris. During my drive home that day, I wondered, is this how Simon Vratsian felt after the fall of the first republic?
National Unity and Purpose
We stand strong together for Artsakh and its heroic people, the brave men and women who valiantly protected our lands, borders and the Armenian nation, many who made the ultimate sacrifice.
State-Sanctioned Violence Against Protesters Seems to be In Step with Pashinyan’s ‘Democracy’
All too familiar images flooded social media on Friday as photos and videos showing masked Special Services officers dragging and beating peaceful opposition protesters in Yerevan’s Republic Square.
After End of War, A Call for Unity
It has been a week since the Statement signed by Presidents Putin, Aliyev and Prime Minister Pashinyan announcing the ceasefire in the Artsakh war.
You Are Our Mountains
Hugging the northern edge of Artsakh’s capital of Stepanakert stands one of the most iconic monuments in the Armenian World.
Pashinyan’s ‘Après Moi, le Déluge’ Attitude Poses Clear and Present Danger to Armenia
The writing was on the wall. In fact, it has been for a while now, but people’s ability to see it was compromised thanks to an amazingly effective propaganda apparatus.
Where The Buck Stops
The regime in Armenia is looking to blame everyone except itself, a regime democratically elected by its citizens and with the sworn constitutional duty and responsibility to lead protect and defend the nation.
A Letter to My People
It’s been 44 days since the war for Artsakh began. 44 days of anxiety. 44 days of pride. 44 days of heartbreak. 44 days of loneliness. 44 of fighting. 44 days of sounding the trumpet. 44 days of solidarity.
Our Words Matter. Our Actions Matter More.
The songs that we have sung for all these years, the songs we grew up singing about heroes and Fedayis and even the more recent songs about villages that were liberated and heroes that had fallen in battle. . .
Why the U.S. Should Support the Republic of Artsakh
In the middle of conflict and war, a group of individuals met ready to declare their independence from a tyrannical government. These individuals believed that they no longer needed to abide by the rules of a government that oppressed them