Many of the trip participants were able to continue conversations about the United Nations in Baibourtian’s classes “At the Crossroads: The Caucasus between the East and the West” and “The Caucasian Knot: The US, the EU, Russia, Iran, Turkey and Regional Perspective.” Baibourtian is able to teach both courses this semester thanks in part to generous gifts and grants from the Armenian General Benevolent Union, the Armenian Missionary Association of America, and the Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation.
Students Explore International Affairs at United Nations with Teaching Ambassador
Top 5 Articles
- Trending
- Most Viewed
- Most Commented
- Will ICJ Ruling Actually Save Karabakh?
- Chinese Initiative on Iran and Saudi Arabia Presents Opportunity to Armenia
- Sylvia Hagopian: Armenian Greek Finikia Cookies
- Taner Akçam Shares Research Revealing When Decision Was Made to Commit Armenian Genocide
- Appeasement of Azerbaijan Will Only Trigger More Violence
- Francis Kurkdjian: Baccarat Rouge 540 Takes the World By Storm
- Lachin Corridor, International Response and Aliyev’s Miscalculation
- A Question of Terminology and More: Corridors and Transit Routes
- The Cracks in Israel’s Toxic Relations with Armenia
- New Threat to Armenia’s Sovereignty, In Addition to Azerbaijan
- Why I Am Grateful to Erdogan, the Dictator of Turkey
- A Political Whirlwind Engulfs Nagorno Karabakh
- Libya’s Interim Government Recognizes the Armenian Genocide Once Again
- Aleppo Aid through St. Kevork Armenian Apostolic Church of Houston
- 2017 Hrant Dink Award Goes to Eren Keskin from Turkey and Ai Weiwei from China