InternationalMore 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.
Saying thank you for aid to Armenia
Toward the Obama-Erdogan meeting in Washington
Ask Congress to help maintain the peace
Gerard L. Cafesjian: “Welcome to your Cascade”
A big boost for Armenian day schools
The Obama administration and Turkish tactics
For civil discourse as we face the future
Armenians and the Armenian Cause
Armenia and Turkey: a matter of timing
Will the real Turkey please stand up?
Reservations about the Armenia-Turkey agreement
The Armenian Genocide and California’s powers
Editorial: Truth will prevail, if we persist
Taking steps toward a lasting peace in Karabakh
Ask your representative to sign the letter on Armenia-Turkey relations
Tragedy on a Tehran-Yerevan flight
A time for more public diplomacy
Senators need to hear from Armenian-Americans
Editorial: Discrediting denial in Ankara
House leaders show support for Armenia, peace process
Say what you mean, do what you say
America’s powers of persuasion
Iran should free Silva Harotonian
A renewed commitment to a strong, stable land
In Yerevan city elections, focus on good governance
Ankara’s message is loud and clear (Is Washington’s?)
Fixing the administration’s foreign aid request
Barack Obama wants Turkey to acknowledge the Genocide
A shared commitment, deep and unshakable
Remembering the Cilician massacres of 1909
A test of Turkey’s professed goodwill
Moving Turkish-Armenian relations to a new level
This April, read Balakian and Odian
Local elections in Glendale mobilize community
Co-Sponsor the Armenian Genocide resolution
MCC renews calls for progress in democracy
Armenian studies reaches out to the community
Take steps to prevent a new war
Armenia and diaspora alike pursue affirmation
Reinforcing civil liberties in Armenia
Armenian-Americans send a message to President Obama
The inauguration of a president
An Armenian-American agenda for the 111th Congress
Resolved: Armenians have plenty to say
A nation begins to come to grips with its conscience
Confronting mass atrocities 60 years after the Genocide Convention
The earthquake that shook our world
We are thankful for the blessing of hope
Amenia’s new Diaspora Ministry: looking to build even closer ties
Coming to terms with the events of 1915
Support our friends running for the House of Representatives
Support our friends from California in the House
Support our friends running for the Senate
Elect Barack Obama and Joe Biden
Armenian-American activists: come out in force
Frank Pallone, Jr., and Joe Knollenberg for Congress
Support our allies in Congress
Editorial Notebook: With respect and self-respect
Armenia and Azerbaijan should seize the moment
Extend an invitation to Washington
Armenia prepares to elect a president
Make a call for peace, stability, and prosperity
Vote in the primaries and caucuses
Get involved in election campaigns
Armenia’s economic renaissance
Remembering Hrant Dink: a year later
Volunteering is the glue that binds our communities
A welcome effort to prevent genocide
A welcome effort to prevent genocide
How to avoid war in the Caucasus
The power of unity and perseverance
Despite ongoing Turkish threats, a reversal
The Anti-Defamation League and Hatemongering
No reaffirmation of the Armenian Genocide, no Senate confirmation
Good judgment at the Los Angeles Times
Winning the peace in Nagorno-Karabakh
Turkey plays with fire in northern Iraq
Armenia beckons this summer and beyond
Enhance the U.S.–Armenia relationship
Ignoring genocide won’t make it go away
Congratulations, Harut Sassounian
Armenia increases energy diversification
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