Ara Khachatourian

On December 10, 1991, an overwhelming majority of Artsakh voters—99.89 percent—went to the polls to validate Artsakh’s Declaration of Independence, which was adopted earlier that year, on September 2.

If only it were a simple nightmare from which we can wake up and realize that the last five years have not happened.

For someone whose husband was hauled off by Azerbaijani officials and for almost two years has been in captivity in Baku suffering unspeakable degradation and humiliation, Vernika Zonabend, was calm, collected, and, most important, determined.

The Armenian community and the Asbarez family lost a truly dedicated activist, advocate and supporter with the passing of Nazareth Kevonian.

The Armenian Cultural Foundation, during its annual gala banquet on August 28, honored long-time activist and benefactor Meher Der Ohanessian

A few Sundays ago, I was at the Crescenta Valley Armenian Apostolic Church. Upon entering the premisses I ran into my friends and long-time supporters of Asbarez Nazareth Kevonian and his daughter, Tamar.

The St. Peter Armenian Church in the San Fernando Valley was vandalized on Thursday

BY ARA KHACHATOURIAN Last week I received a phone call from one-time Asbarez columnist and regular contributor Tamar Kevonian, who was “checking in” to see how things have been progressing at Asbarez and to catch up on recent goings on in our community. We also discussed the enormous challenges facing Armenia and Artsakh in this […]

On May 19, the Armenian community lost an ardent activist and committed supporter of the Armenian Cause when Satig Der Ohanessian passed away unexpectedly

On May 19, the Armenian community lost an ardent activist and committed supporter of the Armenian Cause when Satig Der Ohanessian passed away unexpectedly