InternationalEditorial
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.)
Urging Turkey to move forward
Published: Friday February 12, 2010
In an important speech this week before Chatham House in London, President Sargsyan sought to lay the groundwork for the next stage of the very public negotiations between Armenia and Turkey. His message bears repeating, but the next stage cannot be delayed too much longer.
A note from the Publisher
Published: Friday January 29, 2010
We have decided, effective immediately, to make the Armenian Reporter a Web-only publication and cease publishing our print editions.
Ankara drops the ball
Published: Thursday December 17, 2009
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.
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?
Published: Tuesday February 23, 2010
With Armenian-Turkey normalization effort apparently deadlocked can ratification of only one of two protocols signed keep the process going? Asks Hovhannes Nikoghosyan in a guest commentary.
Armenian music holds a steady beat
Published: Monday February 22, 2010
Maybe it's a sign of old age but more and more, I've preferred listening to Armenian music as opposed to dancing by it, writes Tom Vartabedian.
Opinion: If only more Armenians were good Armenians
Published: Wednesday February 17, 2010
In our never-ending quest to create a better, more active Armenian lifestyle, a student in our Sunday School program came up with a logical solution, writes Tom Vartabedian.
Letters
Letter: I have a dream too
I am an 83 year old American Armenian first generation born of survivors of the Armenian genocide. While reflecting on the meaning of Dr. Martin Luther King day, I too have a dream.
Christ and his bride
Published: Saturday September 26, 2009
Rev. Dr. Nerses (Vrej) Nersessian responds to an exchange of letters and comments about the exclusion of women from the priesthood in the Armenian Church.
Women are not excluded from “most important functions” of church
Published: Thursday August 27, 2009
Yeretsgin Paula Devejian defends the Armenian Church against charges that it excludes women from its most important functions.
The exclusion of women from the priesthood
Published: Thursday August 20, 2009
Simon Y. Balian expresses amazement that Armenian women continue to support an institution that excludes them from its most important functions.
