Ben Hubbard, Gulsin Harman, Safak Timur New York Times President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey issued a cryptic warning to his political opponents. In a speech early last year, he mentioned an opposition
BY SEVAN BOGHOS-DEIRBADROSSIAN The conference “It Takes a Diaspora to Raise a Language: Future Directions for Western Armenian,” organized by the USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies with
By Grigor Hovhannisyan Newsweek Most of the world’s attention in the confrontation with Iran has focused on the obvious places: Israel, Iran and the Arab states across the Persian Gulf within reach
Community advocates and leaders, Nora Hovsepian and Natalie Samarjian were among the recipients of “Women of Impact” award bestowed to them by the City of Los Angeles Commission on the Status of
FRESNO — The Society for Armenian Studies announced the recipients of its Winter 2025 Graduate Research and Conference Grants. The four recipients are: Astghik Hakobyan, for her research on “Production,
Caucasus Watch Armenia is approaching what may become one of the most consequential electoral cycles since the political transformation that followed the 2018 Velvet Revolution. The parliamentary elections
JAMnews Unknown individuals attempted a phishing attack against NGOs in Armenia. They sent emails from an address resembling that of the ruling party. The messages appeared to come from a representative
ARA.cat Releases the album ‘Araspel’ BARCELONAPianist Laura Farré Rozada (Vilanova i la Geltrú) speaks to ARA by phone from the United States. She is currently on tour presenting her album. Araspel (2025),
Kpfa.org This is an episode of Other Armenias Podcast, hosted by Milena Abrahamyan and Tamar Shirinian. In this episode we talk to independent feminist researcher, Sona Baldrian – who is based in
The National Security Council urges Israelis to avoid travel to three additional countries and warns of heightened Iranian efforts to target Israelis and Jews abroad since the launch of Operation Roaring
