Topic: diaspora

YEREVAN — On September 21, more than 28 members of the Knights and Daughters of Vartan concluded their 9th annual Back to the Homeland (Veratarts Hayrenik) Mission Trip, a transformative[...]

BUENOS AIRES — Argentina has the largest community of Armenians in South America and it is an active and influential segment of the Armenian diaspora. Visitors are always amazed when[...]

By Shoghik Mikayelyan and Nina Abgaryan Special to the Mirror-Spectator In Gyumri, Armenia’s second-largest city, young people often face limited job opportunities, which in turn restricts their exposure to other[...]

SACRAMENTO — Assemblymember John Harabedian (D-Pasadena) announced today that his bill AB 91, the MENA Inclusion Act, has cleared the California Legislature and is now on Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk for signature.[...]

TIRANA — Throughout most of their modern history, Albanians have confused Armenians with Jews, and vice-versa. This is hardly surprising, since the two minorities have had so much in common.[...]

By Larry Luxner DUMBRĂVENI, Romania — Dominating the main square of this sleepy Transylvanian town 20 kilometers west of Sighișoara — home of the fictional Count Dracula — an Armenian[...]

By Larry Luxner THESSALONIKI, Greece — Fronting the Mediterranean Sea in this bustling Greek port stands a haunting monument to the city’s roughly 50,000 Jews who were rounded up by[...]

NASHVILLE — Nashville was the site of the Armenian American Forum 2025, a weekend conference with representatives from several dozen different Armenian-American organizations from March 7 to 9. This gathering[...]

NASHVILLE — Nashville was the site in early March of the Armenian American Forum 2025, a weekend conference with representatives from many different Armenian-American organizations informing each other about their[...]

By George Meneshian Special to the Mirror-Spectator What is the situation of Syrian Armenians four months after the fall of the Assad regime? Regime change in Syria had an immense[...]