November 5, 2026

    ANCA-endorsed candidates win big, Azerbaijani money falls short

    WASHINGTON, D.C. — Armenian American voters left their mark on the 2026 midterm elections, imposing electoral costs…
    November 4, 2026

    Stephen Elmasian to be honored with Vahan Cardashian Award at…

    WARWICK, R.I. — The Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) Eastern Region will recognize longtime Rhode…
    November 4, 2026

    The diaspora is not a photo opportunity

    Armenia’s High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, Zareh Sinanyan, is reportedly seeking invitations from Armenian American churches…
    November 4, 2026

    The need to return home

    Editor’s note: This article appeared in the Armenian Weekly’s June 2026 magazine, “Reclaiming Home and Heritage,”…
    November 3, 2026

    A priceless opportunity to connect to our roots

    Editor’s note: This article appeared in the Armenian Weekly’s June 2026 magazine, “Reclaiming Home and Heritage,”…
    November 3, 2026

    75 years later, we met under the trees

    I asked you to meet me under the trees on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. And you…
    November 2, 2026

    In Armenia, migration is changing the language of daily life

    In 2022, Yerevan began transforming into a city its own residents increasingly fail to recognize. The…
    November 2, 2026

    Reclaiming home and heritage

    Editor’s note: This editorial appeared in the Armenian Weekly’s June 2026 magazine, “Reclaiming Home and Heritage,”…
    October 30, 2026

    Michigan Armenian Americans mobilize ahead of 2026 U.S. Senate election

    DETROIT — With Michigan’s Nov. 3 U.S. Senate election approaching, Armenian Americans across the state are…
    October 30, 2026

    ANC-International publishes dossier on Armenian hostages

    The Armenian National Committee-International (ANC–International) has published “The Armenian Hostages: POWs, Civilians and Political Prisoners Still…

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      November 5, 2026

      ANCA-endorsed candidates win big, Azerbaijani money falls short

      November 4, 2026

      Stephen Elmasian to be honored with Vahan Cardashian Award at ANCA ER…

      November 4, 2026

      The diaspora is not a photo opportunity

      October 30, 2026

      Michigan Armenian Americans mobilize ahead of 2026 U.S. Senate election

      October 30, 2026

      ANC-International publishes dossier on Armenian hostages

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        November 4, 2026

        Review of Perla Kantarjian’s “You Must Become Field”

        I am not a poet, but I know storytelling. And perhaps that is why I was so struck by the…
        October 28, 2026

        We speak Armenian to babies after four generations in the diaspora

        We speak Armenian to babies Whatever we remember – Even if it’s Tatig, dodig Even if it’s Gatig, porig Or…
        October 23, 2026

        Listening to Hachig

        listening to only your armenian offerings     shivali over     and again     your govand    …
        October 5, 2026

        Book review: Dana Mashoian Walrath’s ‘The Book of Genocides’

        When I interviewed Dana Mashoian Walrath for The Armenian Weekly back in 2015, she was exploring trauma across two distinct…
        October 2, 2026

        The Journey Not Chosen

        Nearly 25 years ago, on a flight from China to Beirut, I read Paulo Coelho’s “The Alchemist” for the first…
        September 30, 2026

        Book Review: ‘You Must Become Field’

        There are books about belonging, and then there are books that make you understand why belonging can be so complicated.…
        September 23, 2026

        Book review: ‘Undesirable: The Vietnam War and a Father’s Battle for Justice’ 

        For decades, a locked basement safe held the evidence of a family’s private war: hundreds of letters, military records and…
        September 18, 2026

        Book Review: ‘The Kaleidoscope of Destiny’

        What would you do if survival depended on trusting your enemy?  Stories of genocide are often told through the lens…

        Youth

          November 3, 2026

          75 years later, we met under the trees

          I asked you to meet me under the trees on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. And you came. From near and far, across generations, from…
          October 29, 2026

          Homenetmen Providence celebrates 45 years of dedication, achievement and community

          On Saturday, Oct. 17, Homenetmen Providence celebrated its 45th anniversary at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston, Rhode Island. It was a beautiful fall…
          October 28, 2026

          Finding renewed purpose in the Armenian Museum of America

          A spontaneous family visit to Watertown soon blossomed into an experience that shaped my identity. My family customarily makes the two-hour drive to Boston…
          October 22, 2026

          How a medical mission connected one student’s future to Armenia

          I was born and raised in Maryland, thousands of miles from Armenia, but like so many in the diaspora, the homeland has always lived…
          October 21, 2026

          An open letter to Prime Minister Pashinyan

          Mr. Pashinyan, As a citizen, as an Armenian and as a human being, I am dismayed by your remarks last week. When asked about…
          October 16, 2026

          Beyond the finish line: The 2026 AYF-YOARF Junior Athletic Games

          A race lasts seconds or minutes. A jump is over almost as soon as it begins. Yet the moments surrounding them — the encouragement…
          October 14, 2026

          Granite City hosts successful 2026 Midwest Junior Olympics 

          One of the Midwest AYF’s most anticipated traditions returned this summer as the Granite City “Antranig” Chapter hosted the 2026 Midwest Junior Olympics on…
          October 13, 2026

          Why do we call each other “Unger”? 

          Walk into any AYF-YOARF meeting, Seminar or chapter event, and you will hear it: “Parev, Unger.” “Thank you, Ungerouhi.” “Come on, Ungers!” For many…
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