At these difficult times, during the pandemic, being a music teacher and an educator became more important than ever for me, it became a moral duty.
Snap Elections Are A Necessity In Post-War Armenia
The Republic of Armenia’s ruling My Step Alliance has issued a controversial announcement that can only be interpreted as a back-pedaling from their leader, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s stated intention to hold snap parliamentary elections
The Proper Way to Gain the People’s Confidence
Recently I read an article in Asbarez titled “Let Us Not Allow the People to Defeat the Nation” (“Թոյլ Չտալ Որ Ժողովուրդը Յաղթէ Ազգին”) authored by Mako Mgrdichian and published online in the Armenian section of Asbarez.
Pashinyan Doesn’t Comprehend Shushi’s Vital Importance
Every time Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attempts to rationalize or justify his decision to sign the November 9 agreement he digs himself—and the entire Armenian Nation—deeper into a hole,
How AYF Has Shaped Activism
For generations of current and past Armenian Youth Federation members, January 14 is an important day as it marks the anniversary of the organization’s establishment in 1933 by General Karekin Njdeh
Democracy Is the Bedrock of This Country
The President of the United States was impeached for a second time—an unprecedented reality in U.S. history. The House of Representatives voted on charges of “incitement and insurrection” after last week’s deadly siege of the U.S. Capitol.
After Moscow Meeting, Armenia Will be Forced to Make More Concessions
The leaders of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia met in Moscow on Monday to hammer out the details of the November 9 agreement, which has already wreaked havoc on the lives of lay citizens in Armenia and Artsakh
Venture Capital: Armenia Needs to Develop Military-Industrial Complex
The events that have unfolded in the past several months, as well as the humbling response from Asbarez readers whose comments suggest a clear consensus that Armenia needs a domestic military-industrial sector
A Potential Meeting in Moscow is Fraught With Dangers to Armenia, Artsakh
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s office on Friday, once again, neither denied nor confirmed that Pashinyan will travel to Moscow on Monday for Karabakh talks with the presidents of Russia and Azerbaijan,
What Can the Diaspora Do Now?
Undoubtably, Armenians all over the world are devastated by the 44-day war that resulted in the defeat of Artsakh and Armenia