Lebanon

WATERTOWN — Arsinée Keusseyan of Watertown, MA, passed away peacefully at age 93 on December 21, 2024. She was born in Iskenderoun (formerly Syria, now Turkey). After the annexation of[...]

YEREVAN/GENEVA — The Beirut-born Vicken Bayramian is an international business lawyer and serial entrepreneur. He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Business, Trade, and Tax Law from Sorbonne[...]

Author Ghillie Başan writes: “The food of Lebanon, Syria and Jordan takes me on a journey as every dish has a connection to stories and passion, old traditions and new.[...]

NEW YORK — Nubar Kupelian was born in Egypt on November 1, 1933, to Armenian Genocide survivors Megerditch and Araxi. He was one of three children, with an older sister[...]

CHICAGO — Catholicos Aram I of the Great House of Cilicia visited the Honorary Consulate of Armenia in Chicago. Honorary Consul Oscar S. Tatosian hosted a reception and luncheon in[...]

BOSTON — This week, Catholicos of the Great See of Cilicia Aram I is paying a visit to the Boston area. During the past week, he visited St. Stephen’s Armenian[...]

The Middle East has always been one of the hottest regions in the entire world, but recent direct tensions between Iran and Israel have made the region even more tense.[...]

BEIRUT — Respected Lebanese food stylist, cookbook author, blogger, and photographer Joumana Accad loves Mexican cuisine. At her TasteofBeirut.com food blog, she says, “I love Mexican cuisine as much as I love Lebanese[...]

By Dr. Cara Aghajanian Special to the Mirror-Spectator This week marked seminal events for the Armenian community, Lebanon, and the world. As part of his cause for canonization, the mortal remains[...]

Rare are those artists who can sustain a lifelong, holistic vision which contributes to both culture and progress in the broadest sense of the term. Born in Beirut into a[...]