Archive for the ‘Diaspora’ Category
Sunday, November 29th, 2009
The period between the announcement (August 31, 2009) and the signing witnessed significant and wide-spread demonstrations in the Diaspora, with limited public resistance in Armenia . Yerevan’s handling of the process that preceded the …
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Youth Forum to Discuss Armenia-Diaspora Relations | Keghart.com
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Friday, February 16th, 2007
Well, it’s that time of year again.. for the second time at least…A joke in the UK, huge in France, and even bigger in Eastern Europe – The Eurovision song contest is a chance for small, often ignored nations, to show themselves to the world through culture…or cheesy pop. Whatever your take on [...]
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Thursday, February 1st, 2007
Wednesday night we ended up watching American Idol’s L.A. auditions on the Fox network. Last night’s program finally televised an Armenian American from Southern California. I really don’t have the nerve to describe what I saw as this performance was beyond anything I have ever seen on national television. Check out Martik Manoukian’s unusual American [...]
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Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
My anger over the growing problems of Armenia’s most important natural resource, Lake Sevan, is hitting a boiling point. I am always overjoyed when I finish my climb from either the Dillijan Valley or the Ararat Valley and I am met with the beauty of Lake Sevan. However, her beauty is only skin [...]
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Friday, January 19th, 2007
As the murder of Hrant Dink in Istanbul will continue to dominate the blogosphere in the next few days, I think it’s particularly important to look at what Turkish bloggers have to say on the matter. As I mentioned in my first post, and as implied by the condemnations issued by international media and writers’ [...]
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Friday, January 19th, 2007
Police say prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist gunned down, TV report says teen suspected
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Monday, January 15th, 2007
“Some things never change in this world” – the advanced internet user of today might think looking at the website of some major Armenian media outlets, like that of AZG daily Armenpress, Arminfo, and a number of others. Many of these guys have been going with the same interface for AGES (3 or [...]
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Monday, January 15th, 2007
After literally just returning from the U.S. at the weekend, Garo (a.k.a. Christian Garbis) at Notes from Hairenik has some bad news about his father. Despite initially recovering from open heart surgery, Khosroff suffered another heart attack in his sleep although he is thankfully in a stable condition albeit not responding to verbal communication.
It [...]
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Sunday, January 14th, 2007
As the subject of the Diaspora in the process of nation-building in Armenia recently came up in two recent posts here and here on this site, as well as being the subject of one by Zarchka over at Life Around Me, it was interesting to receive a link to an article in part on this [...]
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Saturday, January 13th, 2007
nternational Herald Tribune (Herald Asahi) 12 January 2007 :Even at 82, Charles Aznavour–the Armenian-French giant of chanson–has kept the rich baritone voice that lifts his sentimental pop songs into the sublime, winning fans the world over. In February, Aznavour will bring his extended “farewell tour” to Japan.
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