International
Congressional committee passes Armenian Genocide resolution
On March 4, after a three-hour debate and 90-minute vote, the House of Representatives' Committee on Foreign Affairs narrowly passed the Armenian Genocide resolution with 23 voting in favor and 22 against despite a last-moment White House call to hold off the vote; a full tabulation of votes is provided.
French President thanked for "consistency" on Armenian Genocide
Armenia and France exchanged traditional expressions of mutual amity between two countries, as their presidents met in Paris on March 10. And lately, the friendship has expanded into more concrete areas of cooperation - economics and defense.
Arts & Culture
Planning for R.I. Genocide exhibit underway
The Armenian Genocide - 95 Years Later, In Remembrance, planned for April 1-30, is curated by Gallery Z director Bérge Ara Zobian in collaboration with The Urban Arts and Culture Program of the University of Rhode Island.
Ancient and medieval Armenian coins acquired by Princeton Numismatic Collection
The Princeton University Numismatic Collection has acquired the Armenian Heritage Collection of ancient and medieval coins, adding a new area of specialized strength to the University's extensive numismatic research holdings.
New children’s publication, ‘Gakavig,’ unveiled
National
MIT hosts conference on America’s response to Armenian Genocide
"America's Response to the Armenian Genocide: From Woodrow Wilson to Barack Obama" conference will take place at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on March 13. Full program included.
Obama Administration silent on Genocide resolution
The Obama Administration, unlike its predecessors, has refused to oppose a congressional resolution on the Armenian Genocide that will come to a committee vote on March 4.
Washington forum focuses on Armenia-Diaspora Relations
Rep. Sherman helps rally support for Armenian Genocide resolution
AYF to launch Teachathon 252 campaign to support Genocide resolution
Armenia
Aluminum foil gives Armenia boost in trade with U.S.
Despite a sharp economic downturn in 2009 Armenia registered a first-ever surplus in its trade with the United States.
Meliq Bagdasaryan / PhotolureOlympic snowboarders visit Armenia
U.S. Ambassador in Armenia discussed the role athletes can play in America's engagement overseas
Land and Culture launches 2010 campaign
Community
UAF: Armenian Assembly dropped from membership roster
"The Armenian Assembly had informed the United Armenian Fund that, due to financial difficulties, it is unable to pay its share of the UAF's annual operating budget," the UAF Board of Directors told The Armenian Reporter in a statement.
Gregorian brothers follow in military dad’s footsteps
For Felix Gregorian, nothing could be prouder than having two sons attending the most prestigious military academies in the land, writes Tom Vartabedian.
Armenian American Calendar of Events
Commentary
Genocide survivor’s wish for his son fulfilled
As a genocide survivor, Harry Kazarosian wanted nothing better than an honorable life for his family and more than anything else, he wanted his son to attend Harvard University, writes Tom Vartabedian.
On importance of Jerusalem's Armenian school
Preservation and future of the Armenian Quarter and community of Jerusalem rests on success of Saints Tarkmanchatz Armenian School, Ani Nalbandian argues in a commentary.
Can Armenia-Turkey protocols be ratified separately?
International
Russia, Georgia re-open border in Armenia-mediated deal
On ground traffic between Russia and Georgia resumed via Lars check-point on March 1 after a three-year closure, also restoring Armenia's ground communications with Russia and Europe.
Armenian Americans protest Azerbaijan’s conduct
Several dozen protestors recently gathered outside Azerbaijan’s embassy to mark the anniversary of the start of anti-Armenian violence in Azerbaijan and to denounce that country’s present-day policies, the Armenian Reporter's Emil Sanamyan was on site.
Reports: U.S. praises Armenia, unhappy with Turkey
CBS' "60 Minutes" on Armenian Genocide
In a segment that aired on February 28, "60 Minutes" correspondent Bob Simon joins author Peter Balakian on a trip to Der Zor in the Syrian desert.
Editorial
More united than we seem
The State Department's unusual guest list for a proposed meeting of Armenian-American representatives with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has caused controversy. Despite the divisions highlighted by the controversy, Armenian-Americans are united on key matters of policy.
Take advantage of internship opportunities
Armenian organizations offer wonderful opportunities to Armenians of all ages and descriptions to develop professionally and personally. Consider taking advantage of these opportunities. (And many of them are not limited to the summer.)
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