Monthly Archive: May 2024

WASHINGTON, DC — Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Chairman Raffi Hamparian has called on Congressional Armenian Caucus founding Co-chair Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) to take immediate steps

The language unique to the Middle Eastern diaspora is undergoing a profound shift within the social fabric that defines the Armenian-Lebanese community. As a child, Lea Baghamian absorbed Armenian conversations

The move comes as the South Caucasus country seeks to normalize ties with historic rival Azerbaijan. BY GABRIEL GAVIN POLITICO.EU YEREVAN, Armenia — Hundreds of Russian soldiers will stand down from

Texas Monthly; Cuellar: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call via Getty; Flag: Getty It’s harder to be a moderate in Washington, D.C., than ever before. Nobody knows that better than the veteran centrist Democrat

Raised in France and the United Kingdom, the Anglo-Armenian writer Michael J. Arlen felt alienated from his Armenian heritage. His only point of reference to that heritage came from occasional comments

We spoke with investigative writer Zakarya Mildanoğlu about the missing persons ads placed in Armenian-language newspapers during and after the 1915 expulsion “Mıgırdiç Melkonyan, the son of Harutyun

Armenia’s President Vahagn Khachaturyan, who is on a visit to California, met with Governor Gavin Newsom in Sacramento on Wednesday. The sides praised the close and multi-faceted, three-decade-long

Turkey has converted yet another historic Greek church, the Chora Church, into a mosque According to the official website of Princeton University, the church was “described by Osterhaut as ‘second