Crisis in the Caucasus could escalate soon
By Lucas Leiroz VT Foreign Policy The Caucasus continues to be a fertile ground for tensions and disputes, and recent statements from Azerbaijani and Armenian leaders only increase the perception that
Author: Gohar Grigoryan
Leader of Maine’s Armenian Cultural Association Calls for Resignation of Director of State’s Office of New Americans, Cites Divisive Rhetoric
BY EDWARD TOMIC Maine Wire Tarlan Ahmadov The president of the Armenian Cultural Association of Maine on Thursday sent a letter to Gov. Janet Mills calling for the resignation of Tarlan Ahmadov, the
American professor explores adapting duduk to Western instruments
By Kaleb Davies The Daily Universe Students gathered to discuss the nuances of cross-cultural borrowing in music in an Honors Chocolate Chat led by Heidi Reed on Feb. 14. Reed, an adjunct professor
Mysterious tunnels of Gyumri
Tigranuhi Martirosyan Jam News Even in Armenia, few people know about the mysterious tunnels beneath Gyumri. A young couple who recently moved from Yerevan were not just surprised but frightened when
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE MARTYRS MONUMENT IN MONTEBELLO DESIGNATED AS A STATE HISTORIC LANDMARK
Montebello — The California State Historical Resources Commission unanimously voted to recognize the Armenian Genocide Martyrs Monument in Montebello as an official state landmark on February
Government undermines reputation of Armenian language
panorama.am Yerevan — Political analyst Menua Soghomonyan, co-founder of the HayaKve initiative, accused Armenia’s current government of failing to prioritize the development and prestige of
Armenian Opposition Lawmaker Boycotts Meeting With Turkish Colleagues
Shoghik Galstian Azatutyun.am An Armenian opposition parliamentarian confirmed on Friday that she refused to join her pro-government colleagues in meeting with Turkish lawmakers in Vienna. The meeting
WCC stands in solidarity with the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem
The World Council of Churches (WCC) stands in solidarity with the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem in the face of an unjust foreclosure order issued by the Municipality of Jerusalem, said Rev. Prof.
Mehmet Polatel’s New Book Explores ‘Armenians and Land Disputes in the Ottoman Empire’
“Armenians and Land Disputes in the Ottoman Empire, 1850–1914” book cover Edinburgh University Press announced the publication of Dr. Mehmet Polatel’s “Armenians and Land Disputes in the
