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61. Integration: The Point of No Return

... Indeed, whether in the arts, sciences or the media, many Armenians have reached prominent positions without the support or perceived legitimacy that once the Armenian political parties provided. Perhaps ...

62. The Historical Present

... in Armenia, which right now is almost being realized.” Her association with Sourouzian came immediately after the earthquake in Armenia. While after the 1988 earthquake people in Armenia expected primarily ...

63. Catholicosal Elections in Armenia

... weeks, the Armenian government's "interference" in the church election has become the focus of major controversy and media frenzy both in Armenia and the Diaspora. Archbishop Nersissian is presented ...

64. Back In Karabakh: Church Celebrates 10th Anniversary

... we all participated in the process so that we may provide security to our people. When it was time to create statehood, we immediately cooperated, by all means possible. When it was necessary to negotiate, ...

65. A Devastating Earthquake Shakes the Land, People and Government of Turkey

... and a host of other countries. Immediately after the earthquake, Armenia offered to fly in 100 professional rescuers and 10 truckloads of equipment. However, Turkish diplomatic snafus and bureaucracy ...

66. Looking to the East: Chant Avedissian

... of the Karnak temple,” he explains. “This super ‘mediatized’ Gulf war took place for three days within, what was for me, the strangest media blackout. My visit to the temples in this atmosphere made the ...

67. Crisis Without Borders: Armenian Media in the Middle East

Armenian International Magazine (AIM) July 1999, Volume 10, Number 7, pp 37 & 39

Crisis Without Borders
The Media in the Middle East

By Hratch Tchilingirian

In the old days, when things looked bleak in the Diasporan communities of the West, everyone looked to the Middle East for hope. There, Armenians spoke, read, wrote Armenian. There, the future of the language and the culture was guaranteed.

Tchilingirian_Hratch_Crisis_Without_Borders_AIM_July_1999.pdf

Author:

Hratch Tchilingirian

Date:

1999-07-01

68. Master of Grand Theater

... folk tale Kach Nazar. “When I returned from Armenia, I immediately started to work in the Arab theater,” says Avedissian. “My life was not directly involved with the Armenian community.” However, in ...

69. Clash of Values

... (UN, OSCE, CIS), the WCC in general and national churches in particular are challenged to take a look in the global mirror. While globalization of the economy, mass media and technology may have many positive ...

70. The People's Choice

... such occasional negative media attacks, Archbishop Mutafyan enjoys the support of the local diplomatic corps and high ranking religious and foreign leaders. Among the first dignitaries who paid courtesy ...

71. Election of Patriarch Postponed Indefinitely by Turkish Government

... and well-educated Archbishop Mesrob Mutafyan, 42. Meanwhile, a direct slander campaign in the rightist Turkish media has been launched against Mutafyan, accusing him of anti-Turkish activities. In one ...

72. Fair, Free… And Oil

... more bluntly "the West's primary criterion for assessing the relative fairness of elections in the Transcaucasus is oil." The reports of the foreign media on the “oil factor” overlapped with the Karabakh ...

73. Aram I on Faith and the Homeland

... within and without her immediate community. As such, "Eucharist (the mass) without outreach is just a memorial service; and mission without a eucharistic dimension and vision lacks any ecclesial nature." ...

74. Playing with Tigers

... There is also a small car manufacturing industry, Yeraz. However, these sectors are highly dependent on imports of raw materials, intermediates and energy. Therefore, the blockade of Armenia has particularly ...

75. Collaboration First Unity Later

... Catholicos has a full agenda for the immediate future. To carry out his work, however, his first task must be to recruit a team of able staff and modernize the dilapidated administrative machinery of the ...

76. Le conflit du Haut-Karabagh provoque des changements majeurs en Arménie

... in Europe (OSCE) for a resolution of the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. The Minsk Group proposed a 'phased' solution, which calls for the Karabakh Armenians' immediate withdrawal from those Azerbaijani ...

77. Nagorno Karabakh: transition and the elite

... were established in NAKO and the slightest suspicion of dissent was dealt with immediately and severely. Nevertheless, Generally, [Karabagh Armenians'] national spirit (azgayin voki) never declined. ...

78. New Structures, Old Foundations. State Capacities for Peace

... Azerbaijan and never will be. This is the bottom line. Beyond [that] one can think of some solutions and invent new statuses”. To the disappointment of most mediators and outside observers, these statements ...

79. Hrant Dink and Armenians in Turkey

... attempt by the patriarchate to voice protest against false, even lethal, accusations in Turkish media and political circles that Armenian clergymen were supporting Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists ...

80. Armenian Communities in the Middle East

Hratch Tchilingirian (forthcoming) "Minority within Minorities: Armenian communities in the Middle East between imposed realities and uncertain future" in Erica C.D. Hunter (ed.) Religious Minorities in the Middle East and North Africa: A Complete Survey of Non-Muslim Communities. I. B. Tauris.

Date:

2012-05-16