News and Views (July 30, 2012)
This week, Armenians in the Olympics, Syrian diplomat in Armenia has defected, a postcard from Armenia and more …
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Armenian Pasta: Surum
In this day and age, one doesn’t normally think of pasta in terms of Armenian cookery — maybe that should change.
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Emotions Run High as Fare Hikes Threaten Aleppo’s Armenian Community
There have been allegations that Armavia, the largest Armenian airline company, has significantly raised ticket prices to travel from Aleppo to the Armenian capital of Yerevan making it more difficult, or even impossible, for some Syrian Armenians to flee the escalating conflict in Aleppo and elsewhere.
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Following Clashes on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Border, the ‘Tekali Process’ Continues
What’s happening in the Azerbaijani town of Tekali, Georgia, and will it impact the future of the region?
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News and Views (July 23, 2012)
This week, Karabakh’s presidential elections, Armenia’s Olympic incentives, traveling in the Caucasus and more …
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It has been a big month for Armenian-American literature.
continue reading »News and Views (July 16, 2012)
This week, the last Armenian Genocide survivor in the UK passes away, a LA demonstration in support of the killed Armenian medical doctor, mixed reactions to this year’s Golden Apricot festival and more.
continue reading »Upon a Post Sent to Me by Aris Sevag (1946-2012), In Memoriam
“here in this void the Aegean intersects with the Araxes … “
continue reading »LA Nonprofit Seeks to Educate Armenians About Medical Options
A new Armenian-American nonprofit is seeking to educate LA-area Armenians about their medical options.
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