The Armenite is Reborn
We are happy to announce that today, May 28, 2018, on the 100th anniversary of the rebirth of the Armenian state, The Armenite is being relaunched.
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The Singaporean Teen Who’s Learning Armenian: A Q&A With Karmun Khoo
Karmun Khoo has spent the last several months learning Armenian and writing about her journey on The Armenite. Now, she answers your questions.
Q&A With Karmun Khoo: Calling All Questions!
For those of you who have been following Karmun through her journey to learn Armenian, you may have come up with a few questions to ask the Singaporean native while reading her work. Now’s your chance.
Dancing Mania by Aksel Bakunts
Aksel Bakunts, the precocious writer, persecuted by Stalin, writes about the beliefs around that common disease of his era: tuberculosis.
Azerbaijan Military Shoots Down Unarmed Armenian Helicopter
In an unprovoked attack, Azerbaijan shot down an unarmed Armenian military helicopter that was flying over Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) Republic territory.
Armenia By the Numbers: The MEG|A Model (Infographic)
Armenia’s economic and societal development in facts and figures.
Letter: Yessayan a Complex Nationalist
A reader responds to Jennifer Manoukian’s piece about Zabel Yessayan’s early years.
Young Turks Group to Host Event at Columbia University [UPDATED]
Columbia University playing host to a group named after the genocidal Young Turks.
A Beam Surrounded by Darkness: Kira (Sculpture)
A showcase of the sculpture capturing the magnificence of the human form by Armenian-American artist Kira.
Armenian Activists in Sacramento: ANCA-WR #AdvocacyDay 2014
Coverage of the 2014 ANCA-WR Advocacy Day in Sacramento, California.