Topic: Armenian Diaspora

VENICE — Rouben Koulaksezian’s name is known to many Armenians, especially in diaspora. Born in 1989 in Paris, to an Armenian father and a French mother, Rouben studied at the[...]

VENICE — The first I met Antranik Zekian, an avid traveler and Armenian Diasporan activist, was in 2018 as a student of Venice Armenian Summer School, where he returns regularly[...]

DETROIT — In this deeply personal and powerful exploration, an Armenian-Syrian immigrant and Catholic priest devotes his life to helping Syrian refugees resettle here in the US, cultivating hope, friendship[...]

BOSTON — A group of doctors, neurologists and neurosurgeons from the US and Armenia, are collaborating to pioneer lifesaving care for stroke patients in Armenia, thereby preventing death, or more[...]

Subtitled “Armenian-American Culture and Politics in the Twentieth Century,” Benjamin Alexander’s historical study sheds interesting light on events that shaped immigrant life in America for both survivors of the Armenian[...]

April traditionally marks the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. With the recent ethnic cleansing of Artsakh Armenians in September 2023 repeating a pattern of genocide, these Armenian writers,[...]

Over the years, I have regularly warned about the threats to which Armenia was exposed due to the absence of national cohesion and strategy coupled with an exacerbation of internal[...]

By Vahan Zanoyan “When the gods wish to punish us, they answer our prayers.” —Oscar Wilde The cataclysmic events of the past four years have transformed the fate and prospects[...]

LONDON/NY – I. B. Tauris, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing, has announced the publication of an edited volume by Talar Chahinian, Sossie Kasbarian, and Tsolin Nalbantian titled The Armenian Diaspora[...]

YEREVAN — Elizabete Taivane is a Latvian expert in the field of religious studies, specifically Buddhism. She is an associate professor at the University of Latvia in Riga, where she[...]