August 07, 2010 
BY ADRINE AVANESYAN
On July 15, a team of 11 men, including six from Southern California, two from New Jersey, two from Canada, and one from Fresno reached the summit of Mt. Ararat. Team "Ararat 11," a code name that… » more »
Expedition Reaches Mt. Ararat Summit
BY ADRINE AVANESYAN
On July 15, a team of 11 men, including six from Southern California, two from New Jersey, two from Canada, and one from Fresno reached the summit of Mt. Ararat. Team "Ararat 11," a code name that… » more »
August 07, 2010 
BY MARIA TITIZIAN
Exactly three years ago, I had written an article about the dark side of life in Armenia entitled, "A Conversation with Myself." A brutal and fatal attack on an old man for a few thousand dollars and… » more »
The Enemy Within: After the Deaths of Soldiers
BY MARIA TITIZIAN
Exactly three years ago, I had written an article about the dark side of life in Armenia entitled, "A Conversation with Myself." A brutal and fatal attack on an old man for a few thousand dollars and… » more »
August 07, 2010 
By Harut Sassounian
After struggling for decades to get the Armenian Genocide recognized, and having taken legal action against western banks and insurance companies, Armenian-Americans filed their first lawsuit against the Republic of Turkey last week, seeking compensation for confiscated… » more »
Armenians Seek Billions of Dollars In Lawsuit Against Turkey
By Harut Sassounian
After struggling for decades to get the Armenian Genocide recognized, and having taken legal action against western banks and insurance companies, Armenian-Americans filed their first lawsuit against the Republic of Turkey last week, seeking compensation for confiscated… » more »
August 02, 2010 
By Harut Sassounian
Barack Obama ran for the Presidency on a platform of "change" and promised to bring a fresh approach to domestic and foreign policy issues. After the election, however, he disappointed his supporters by continuing many of his… » more »
Bryza Wrongly Tells Senators: Armenian Patriarch is Dead
By Harut Sassounian
Barack Obama ran for the Presidency on a platform of "change" and promised to bring a fresh approach to domestic and foreign policy issues. After the election, however, he disappointed his supporters by continuing many of his… » more »
August 01, 2010 
"Let whatever will happen, happen" was the most frequently heard sentence in Hatay's Dörtyol district this week while the rest of Turkey watched the ethnic rift here with fear, anxiety and question marks regarding the future of the whole country.… » more »
Future not clear for residents of ethnically divided town
"Let whatever will happen, happen" was the most frequently heard sentence in Hatay's Dörtyol district this week while the rest of Turkey watched the ethnic rift here with fear, anxiety and question marks regarding the future of the whole country.… » more »
July 28, 2010 
BY ARA KHACHATOURIAN
Last week at the Senate Foreign Relations confirmation hearings, President Obama's nominee for the US Ambassadorial post in Azerbaijan, Matthew Bryza, assured senators that he would be impartial if confirmed to the top US post in Baku… » more »
Bryza’s ‘Groomsman’ was Mammadyarov. Conflict or Convenience?
BY ARA KHACHATOURIAN
Last week at the Senate Foreign Relations confirmation hearings, President Obama's nominee for the US Ambassadorial post in Azerbaijan, Matthew Bryza, assured senators that he would be impartial if confirmed to the top US post in Baku… » more »
July 21, 2010 
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By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier
Although the Treaty of Lausanne is supposed to protect the rights of non-Muslim minorities in Turkey - Armenians, Greeks, and Jews - these rights are routinely violated by the Turkish government.
Armenians… » more »
Turkey has no Right to Interfere In Armenian Patriarch’s Election
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By Harut SassounianPublisher, The California Courier
Although the Treaty of Lausanne is supposed to protect the rights of non-Muslim minorities in Turkey - Armenians, Greeks, and Jews - these rights are routinely violated by the Turkish government.
Armenians… » more »
July 14, 2010
BY HARUT SASSOUNIAN
During her visit to Armenia on July 5, U.S. Secretary State Hillary Clinton placed a wreath at the Armenian Genocide Monument at Tsitsernakaberd in Yerevan. Regrettably, however, the U.S. Embassy in Armenia issued a press release describing… » more »
Clinton’s Visit to Genocide Monument Necessary but Not Sufficient
BY HARUT SASSOUNIAN
During her visit to Armenia on July 5, U.S. Secretary State Hillary Clinton placed a wreath at the Armenian Genocide Monument at Tsitsernakaberd in Yerevan. Regrettably, however, the U.S. Embassy in Armenia issued a press release describing… » more »
July 11, 2010 
BY ARA KHACHATOURIANSecretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Dzidzernagapert during her Armenia trip on 4th of July weekend has sparked a discourse among our readers and community members, which warrants a closer look.
There is a school of thought… » more »
A Frank Discussion About Clinton’s Armenia Visit
BY ARA KHACHATOURIANSecretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Dzidzernagapert during her Armenia trip on 4th of July weekend has sparked a discourse among our readers and community members, which warrants a closer look.
There is a school of thought… » more »
July 11, 2010 
BY PAUL CHADERJIANOnce there was and there was not ...
It's a picture perfect Sunday morning in Tatev, a serene and remote corner of Southern Armenia.
The beauty of this place is so stunning that you have to remind that… » more »
The Seat of the Armenian Soul
BY PAUL CHADERJIANOnce there was and there was not ...
It's a picture perfect Sunday morning in Tatev, a serene and remote corner of Southern Armenia.
The beauty of this place is so stunning that you have to remind that… » more »