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Diaspora Mobilization Conference second roundtable summary

Introduction The second roundtable of the Diaspora Mobilization Conference was dedicated to examining the role of national values and the Armenian Church in the preservation and development of Armenian identity within the context of the diaspora. The discussions took place during a period when the Armenian people are facing numerous challenges — political, security-related, demographic, … The post Diaspora Mobilization Conference second roundtable summary appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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The ironic relationship of a priest and his community

Every Christian denomination can be defined not simply by its theology and canons but more clearly by its structure and administration. The Armenian Apostolic Church is no exception. Despite our jurisdictional issues, which we choose to ignore in our current state, the Armenian Church operates as a hierarchical institution, whether one is affiliated with Holy … The post The ironic relationship of a priest and his community appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Celebrate Armenia! brings culture to Armenian Heritage Park 

BOSTON – Celebrate Armenia!, a celebration in honor of Armenian Independence Day, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, at Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway in Boston. The event, returning for its second consecutive year, brings together schools, cultural organizations, musicians and the greater community for a festive day filled with Armenian music, … The post Celebrate Armenia! brings culture to Armenian Heritage Park appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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This one’s for the counselors

I will tell anyone who will listen about the tragedy of my youth: never having gone to Camp Haiastan — not as a camper, not as a CIT and not as a counselor either. It’s a part of my childhood that stands out to me, and while I made up for it with my involvement … The post This one’s for the counselors appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Pashinyan discourages diaspora Armenians from becoming citizens of Armenia

Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs is proposing to increase fivefold the fee for obtaining Armenian citizenship and tenfold the fee for renouncing it. As of Jan. 1, 2028, the fee to acquire citizenship would increase from $138 to $689, while the fee to terminate it would increase from $413 to $4,132. The proposal also imposes … The post Pashinyan discourages diaspora Armenians from becoming citizens of Armenia appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Labyrinth

Recently, I wrote about my wife, Becky, planning a Disney-themed house party. Well, it’s happened. We wore Disney clothing and displayed items from movies and TV programs throughout our home. The food was nearly all from movies, as well. Examples include spaghetti from Lady and the Tramp, pizza from Toy Story, ratatouille from the film … The post Labyrinth appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Ambassador warns of Goris-Kapan repeat in Tigranashen, says Baku has no legal claim

Months ago, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received votes from residents of the Ararat region, including Tigranashen, with the promise of protecting Armenia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Today, he is introducing Azerbaijani toponyms into public discourse. Referring to Tigranashen by the Azerbaijani name “Karki” is not an accidental slip but part of a consistent policy aimed … The post Ambassador warns of Goris-Kapan repeat in Tigranashen, says Baku has no legal claim appeared first on

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AI MoU: Capability is not yet strength 

Around one year ago, on Aug. 8, 2025, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and President Donald Trump signed a Memorandum of Understanding on an AI and Semiconductor Innovation Partnership. On Aug. 8, 2026,, almost to the day, Pashinyan stood in Hrazdan for the opening of Firebird’s AI factory. He made a point of noting the anniversary. … The post AI MoU: Capability is not yet strength appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Simon Maghakyan to lecture on the ‘Western Azerbaijan’ expansionist narrative 

Political scientist and investigative researcher Simon Maghakyan will speak in a virtual lecture on “Deconstructing ‘Western Azerbaijan’: Synthetic Memory and the Politics of Perpetual Conflict” at 1 p.m. Eastern / 10 a.m. Pacific on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, presented by the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research’s Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Lecture Series on Contemporary … The post Simon Maghakyan to lecture on the ‘Western Azerbaijan’ expansionist narrative appeared first

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Ani Khachian elected first female president of AJA East Coast 

NEW YORK — Aug. 4, 2026 — The Armenian Jewelers Association USA – East Coast (AJA East Coast) proudly announces the election of its 2026–27 board of directors, with award-winning jewelry designer, GIA-credentialed professional and industry advocate Ani Khachian elected as president-elect. Khachian’s election marks a historic milestone as the first woman elected president-elect in … The post Ani Khachian elected first female president of AJA East Coast appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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More than a century later, Gomidas’ voice was heard once again

More than a century after it was first recorded, the voice of Gomidas once again reached audiences. The result of a six-year dream by Istanbul-born Armenian singer Sibil, this special project brought together “Arorn Ou Tatrakn” (“The Curlew and the Turtledove”) with Gomidas’ own historic voice recording. The project aimed not only to preserve Gomidas’ … The post More than a century later, Gomidas’ voice was heard once again appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Finding our way home: Armenian Genealogy Conference returns to Watertown for 10th anniversary

WATERTOWN, Mass. — Ten years ago, hundreds of Armenians gathered in Watertown with questions that had often lingered in their families for generations: Where, exactly, did our grandparents come from? What happened to relatives separated by genocide, migration and upheaval? Where can we find records that survived? And can DNA, photographs, immigration documents and newly … The post Finding our way home: Armenian Genealogy Conference returns to Watertown for 10th anniversary appeared first on The

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Applications open for IALA’s 2026 grants 

The applications for the International Armenian Literary Alliance’s four grants are now open through Sept. 30, 2026. The grants for creative writing and literary translation — worth up to $3,500 each — will be offered to one writer and three translators. The International Armenian Literary Alliance’s Creative Writing Grant will award $2,500 to one Armenian … The post Applications open for IALA’s 2026 grants appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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New book: ‘The Book of Genocides’ by Dana Mashoian Walrath

The Book of Genocides by award-winning artist Dana Mashoian Walrath (Harvard University Press; September 8, 2026; $24.95 paperback with flaps) is a powerful graphic history that compels readers to confront humanity’s most harrowing hours — not as distant events, but as visceral experiences. Drawing on the comics traditions of Art Spiegelman and Joe Sacco, Walrath … The post New book: ‘The Book of Genocides’ by Dana Mashoian Walrath appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.

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Columbia University launches minor in Armenian Studies

Columbia University students can now pursue a minor in Armenian Studies, marking an important expansion of a field with a distinguished history at the University. Offered through the Department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies (MESAAS), the new minor introduces students to the history, languages, literature, art and culture of Armenia and its … The post Columbia University launches minor in Armenian Studies appeared first on The Armenian Weekly.