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The joint defense agreement signed in Mecca on August 7 by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan should not be read simply as another regional alliance. Its importance lies as much in its timing as in its content. States rarely seek new security commitments when they are confident that the existing order is working. They do so when they begin to doubt what comes next.
Only...
Haigazian University Press and Hairenik Press have launched the Armenian Memory Book Series with the publication of “My Native Village: Okhou” by Parounag Topalian, bringing a landmark tradition of Armenian historical and cultural memory to new generations of readers.
Originally published in Armenian by Hairenik Press in Boston in 1943, “My Native Village: Okhou” (I...
In late June, jazz singer Lucy Yeghiazaryan had a three-night residency at Birdland Jazz Theater in New York City. Yeghiazaryan was joined by Tardo Hammer on piano, Bruce Harris on trumpet, Paul Sikivie on bass, Philip Stewart on drums and Grant Stewart on tenor saxophone.
Bathed in orange and blue lights celebrating the New York Knicks’ recent championship, Yeghiazary...
ATHENS — Asini Publications announced the publication of Christine Philliou’s and Elias Kolovos’ “Naming Non-Muslims: A Guide to Reading Greek, Armenian, and Jewish Male Names in Ottoman Sources.”
This important book is a reference work intended as a resource for...
In 2018, when 23-year-old Narine Poladian boarded a flight from Beirut to Yerevan, her suitcase held an interior architecture degree, and her mind was set on a few months of volunteering through Birthright Armenia. She had no plans to radically alter the course of her life. “Leaving your family and moving wasn’t something customary for us. But I wanted to change my life and b...