LOS ANGELES — Descendants of victims of the Armenian Genocide recently filed a lawsuit in US Federal Court against the Turkish government and two leading Turkish banks seeking hundreds of[...]
WASHINGTON — The US House of Representatives adjourned its session on December 22, leaving House Resolution 252, the Armenian Genocide Resolution, as part of its unfinished[...]
By Alin K. Gregorian Mirror-Spectator Staff BOSTON — The Taj Hotel was the scene of a celebration and fundraiser for the Armenian Mirror- Spectator, bringing together about 250 of the[...]
JANUARY • One of the “leftovers of the sword,” Fethiye Cetin, 60, a prominent civil rights attorney in Turkey, had her sense of identity shattered when she learned from her[...]
By Edmond Y. Azadian The time machine grinds its way to eternity, while humankind tries to saddle the time in its Lilliputian and desperate struggle to give a sense to[...]
By Dr. Haroutiun Arzoumanian Throughout our history of more than 3,000 years, the necessity of independence has become a luxury denied to Armenians most of the time, yet the nation[...]
BOSTON — The 78th anniversary celebration of the Armenian Mirror-Spectator took place on Thursday, December 9, with the participation of long time supporters and friends, and was hosted by Kevork[...]
SAN FRANCISCO (Associated Press) — A federal appeals court on Friday reversed itself and now says the heirs of Armenians killed in the Turkish Ottoman Empire can seek payment from[...]
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (Los Angeles Daily News) — J. Michael Hagopian, a two-time Emmy Awardnominated filmmaker whose 70 documentaries on the Armenian Genocide won more than 160 awards, has died.[...]
BERDZOR, Karabagh — The Tekeyan Cultural Association’s Sponsor A Teacher program started its distribution of funds for Vahan Tekeyan School teachers in[...]
YEREVAN (RFE/RL) — Yerevan’s Mayor Gagik Beglarian was forced to step down on Wednesday after reportedly beating up a member of President Serge Sargisian’s[...]
