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A Boston-based newspaper bringing Armenian news & commentary to Diasporan readers since 1934. [email protected]
Watertown, MA
Joined March 2009
People of the Sun, staged by the Hakob Paronyan State Musical Comedy Theater in collaboration with the Stepanakert Dramatic Theater, brought the vibrant essence of communal life in Artsakh to Yerevan audiences, Siranush Sargsyan reports.
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RT @ALC_JHR: "The Armenian Legal Center (ALC) — advocates for the rule of law — believes that Azerbaijan should be held to account for its…
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The Arab Cold War of the 1950s reshaped Middle Eastern politics, with nationalist movements and protests paving the way for future uprisings. Weekly contributor Vera Yacoubian explores these historical parallels and their lasting impact today.
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In 2014, Gor Davtyan returned to Krasnoe, an Armenian village in Georgia, for a remembrance of his great-grandfather. The photographer captures the somber mood and rituals of the day.
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RT @SiranushSargsy1: ''These people have suffered losses. Fate has been cruel to them. But they do not lose their strength or sense of humo…
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During a speech in Washington on Tuesday, PM @NikolPashinyan said that he is prepared to accept Azerbaijan's demands to withdraw all legal complaints in international courts and ban the deployment of EU civilian monitors along their shared border.
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RT @SiranushSargsy1: Check out my latest article @ArmenianWeekly about the Protest in Yerevan demands release of political prisoners in Aze…
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RT @ChrisBohjalian: I read the @ArmenianWeekly faithfully. Their journalism is rock solid. This is an important article for all my #Armenia…
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Indigeneity is not defined by location but by a deep emotional and cultural connection to one’s land, writes Weekly contributor Maria Movsesyan.
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Weekly contributor Anzhela Sedrakyan attended Davit Musayelyan's exhibit opening in Yerevan, where landscapes of his native village in Armenia and abstract reflections on human life and identity were on display.
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Joseph Aoun’s election as Lebanon’s president could reshape the country’s political landscape, writes Weekly contributor Vera Yacoubian, arguing that his commitment to neutrality offers hope for stability.
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“Each mistake reminds me of how far I’ve come and how much further I still have to go,” writes Weekly contributor Emily Tarverdyan in this personal reflection on rediscovering the Armenian language.
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Weekly columnist @yeghig analyzes conclusions from an annual report by the Foreign Intelligence Service on political, military, economic and information security risks facing Armenia.
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“We need to revisit the history of the Armenian Genocide,” Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan said during a recent visit to Switzerland, drawing immediate and sharp rebukes from across Armenia and the diaspora.
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The recent Strategic Partnership Charter signed by the United States and Armenia is a positive step to diversify Armenia's foreign policy, amid regional threats from Azerbaijan, Weekly columnist @yeghig argues.
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Organizations from Artsakh gathered in front of the United Nations office in Yerevan on January 17 to demand the release of 16 Artsakh leaders on trial in Azerbaijan. Weekly contributor @SiranushSargsy1 reports from the rally.
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Over 45 central council members of the AYF-YOARF traveled to the Hairenik Building in Watertown, Massachusetts on January 18 to initiate plans of action and shape the region’s trajectory in its 92nd year.
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.@ANCA_DC raising Washington, DC alarms over threats to Jerusalem’s Armenian Christian Quarter @SavetheArQ
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The trial of 16 military and political leaders from Artsakh continued yesterday in Baku. Charges include terrorism and the formation of illegal armed groups — accusations widely criticized as politically motivated, Hoory Minoyan reports.
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