International
Genocide resolution gets March 4 committee vote
House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee announces plans to mark up the resolution nearly a year after its introduction and amid deadlock in Armenia-Turkey process.
British Royals to help fundraise for Yerevan preservation
"Yerevan My Love" revitalisation project and Dumphries House restoration project will be launched at a historic gala concert and banquet at Windsor Castle on 10th February, hosted by His Royal Highness Prince Charles and Professor Armen Sarkissian.
Arts & Culture
Armenia debuts at LA Times travel show
Armenia, Karabakh to feature rich program at the largest travel and adventure show in U.S. during February 13-14 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Rhode Island exhibit to highlight Armenian heritage
Submissions are open for the "Armenian Genocide -95 years later, in Remembrance," an exhibit organized by the University of Rhode Island, Gallery Z and Bérge Ara Zobian and planned for this April.
Shushi dancers astound with two Florida performances
National
Boston University to host international conference on Armenian Diaspora
More than forty scholars to present views and research on subject during the weekend of February 12-14, 2010; full program provided.
Armenian caucus co-chair aims for Obama's Senate seat
Co-chair of the congressional Armenian caucus Rep. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) cruised to victory in the GOP primary held February 2, ahead of general election that will decide who is to fill President Obama's old Senate seat.
White House requests $40mln in 2011 Armenia aid
Polls: Armenian-American gains in Nevada Senate race
Congressman: State Department is main stumbling block for Genocide resolution
Armenia
Surb Sargis: Armenia marks its Valentine’s Day
Armenia marked the holiday of Surb Sargis (Saint Sergius) on January 30, patron saint of the young and those in love.
Grigorian, Kharatian - newest chess stars appear
Avetik Grigorian took the Armenian chess crown with one tour left to go, Armenian news agencies reported on January 30. Anahit Kharatian took the the women's cup the following day.
US Embassy sponsors vocational school building renovations in Maralik
ABMDR tenth-anniversary celebrations kick off with major event in Artsakh
COAF Retrains the Next Generation of School Psychologists in Armenia
Community
ANC-WR Launches Census 2010 Campaign
The Armenian National Committee - Western Region (ANC-WR) recently launched the "ANCensus 2010" campaign. Working in partnership with the Census 2010, the ANC-WR seeks to boost the participation rate of Armenian Americans in the 2010 Census count by educating the community and increasing awareness about the significance of the headcount.
Church youth groups hold mid-winter workshop in Florida sunshine
Amid palm trees, sunshine, and crisp ocean air, the Eastern Diocese’s Armenian Christian Youth Organization of America (ACYOA) held its second annual Chapter Workshop.
UCLA colloquium in Armenian studies coming up
Armenian Bar Association invites scholarship applications from law students
Armenian Sisters Academy: Students learn about environment and electricity
Commentary
Opinion: Armenians need unity on Turkey policy
I cautiously submit that it is high time, against all apparent odds, for Armenians to agree among themselves what it is that they really -- not ideally -- want, make a reasonable deal with Turkey, and concentrate on helping the Republic of Armenia survive and prosper, former U.S. Ambassador to Armenia John Evans argues in a letter to the Armenian Reporter.
A nursing home adopts Armenia
This is about a group of residents inside a nursing home who knew little or nothing about Armenia until they were exposed to it one fine afternoon.
International
U.S. continues push for Armenia-Turkey protocols
Senior U.S. State Department officials lobby the protocols, as U.S. intelligence chief warns of their danger.
Coming up: Washington conferences
Upcoming events will focus on U.S. policy in the Caucasus, Armenia-Diaspora and U.S.-Turkey relations
Ratings: Armenia is bit less free than year ago
Latest Karabakh talks focus on preamble for Basic Principles
Latest articles
1. Armenian Sisters Academy: Students learn about environment and electricity
2. Church youth groups hold mid-winter workshop in Florida sunshine
3. Rhode Island exhibit to highlight Armenian heritage
4. Armenian Bar Association invites scholarship applications from law students
5. Armenia debuts at LA Times travel show
6. Boston University to host international conference on Armenian Diaspora
7. UCLA colloquium in Armenian studies coming up
8. Genocide resolution gets March 4 committee vote
Editorial
A note from the Publisher
We have decided, effective immediately, to make the Armenian Reporter a Web-only publication and cease publishing our print editions.
Ankara drops the ball
What the Turkish prime minister did in Washington last week was nothing short of withdrawing from the agreement his government negotiated with Armenia over the last year and a half and signed amid great fanfare on October 10 in Zurich. It is time to take the long view and consider alternative paths forward.
Armenian Hockey
The Armenian National Ice Hockey Team will be in California for an exhibition game vs College of the Canyons Cougars. Pickwick Ice Arena Burbank, Ca. Fri, Feb. 26th at 8:30 p.m. Tickets $10.
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