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- 61. Arin Magazine: On Diaspora life and relations with Armenia
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Արին (Arin, monthly magazine, Beirut), January-February 1997.
«Հայրենիքի գոյութիւնը որեւէ Սփիւռքի համար անոր գոյատեւումն է. Հրաչ Չիլինկիրեան»
(Interview by Jirair Kljian on Diaspora life and relations with Armenia)
1997-02-01 - 62. Armenia: Rebooting the Political Hard Drive
- ... the “haves” and “have-nots” is growing. The opposition continues to plan for a come-back in the spring. Prime Minister Sarkissian had been able to address the anxieties of Armenian society and inspire ...
- 63. The Forgotten Diaspora: Bulgarian-Armenians after the end of Communism
- ... had been closed have been reestablished including the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU), the Armenian Relief Society (ARS), the Hamazkayin Cultural Association, the Homenetmen sports club. But, ...
- 64. The Forgotten Diaspora: Bulgarian-Armenians after the end of Communism
- ... had been closed have been reestablished including the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU), the Armenian Relief Society (ARS), the Hamazkayin Cultural Association, the Homenetmen sports club. But, ...
- 65. Celebration of Faith: 1700th Anniversary
- ... affirmation and validation of Armenian collective identity regardless of one's personal views. Still, in addition to the general trends of secularization and globalization that are redefining society ...
- 66. Dividing Jerusalem : Armenians on the line of confrontation
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) Vol. 11, No. 10, October 2000, pp. 40-44. COVER STORY
Dividing Jerusalem
Armenians on the line of confrontationBy HRATCH TCHILINGIRIAN
The Armenian Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem has become one of the most talked about issues in the ongoing Palestinian-Israeli negotiations over the final status of the city that is sacred to Christians, Jews and Muslims. At the Camp David II talks in the US in July [2000], it was proposed that the Old City be divided into two sections: Israeli control over the Jewish and Armenian quarters and Palestinian control over the Christian and Muslim quarters.
2000-10-01 - 67. Council of Europe Votes In favor of Armenia’s membership
- ... reforms and protection of citizens’ rights.” He says, “this will certainly be invaluable for the development of Armenia’s state structures and the development of civil society in Armenia.” Indeed, because ...
- 68. Medieval Lobbyists
- ... she says. She finds the contemporary processes of integration into local Lebanese society, on the one hand, and the parochial conservatism of community institutions on the other, as both inevitable ...
- 69. Jubilee in the Holy Land
- ... assuring him that the Jordanian Kingdom would “continue to nurture equality and justice and be an example of a society with enduring fraternal relations.” Appreciating the King’s “care for the Armenian ...
- 70. Psychological Welfare
- ... the future,” says Gasparian, adding that this could have long-term implications for Karabakh’s society. He explains that over time post-traumatic syndromes turn into somatic diseases, which “are on the ...
- 71. The Evangelicals in Armenia: On the Road to Pluralism
- ... in Yerevan. “In view of the many social and moral problems in our society in Armenia, Christianity should become a part of family life again,” says Rev. Leonian, who preaches every Sunday at a rented ...
- 72. When Small is Big: Armenian Evangelicals
- ... Society of the Church of England in 1818 and later by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. In 1831, William Goodell, the first American missionary to arrive in Constantinople, founded ...
- 73. Armenians By Choice: Transnational Culture and Identitites
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) August 1998
Armenians By Choice
Transnational Culture and Identities
By Kristen Kidd and Hratch Tchilingirian
1998-08-01 - 74. Integration: The Point of No Return
- ... to have certain programs in place to create awareness in society as a whole,” he adds. Unlike in the previous government where most ministers were “political appointees” affiliated with various parties, ...
- 75. A New Beginning: Catholicos Garegin II
- ... which will enjoy respect in society, will have irrefutable authority, will have strong clergy who will truly work with their flock. Only then can the church provide the moral assistance which is so needed ...
- 76. A Devastating Earthquake Shakes the Land, People and Government of Turkey
- ... with the government and extremist attitudes toward the Armenians from certain segments of Turkish society. Indeed, in a touching move, the 43-year-old Patriarch adopted three Armenian orphans whose ...
- 77. Crisis Without Borders: Armenian Media in the Middle East
- ... mainstream Lebanese society than in the Armenian community.” Jimbashian shares Aghbashian’s concern. “Aztag’s biggest problem right now is that there are not enough writers. We don't have intellectuals ...
- 78. The End of a Journey: Catholicos Karekin I
- ... needs to be “re-evangelized,” “re-Christianized” after seventy years of communism. And the effects of communist oppression of religion and the church remain all too tangible in Armenian society. The ...
- 79. Master of Grand Theater
- ... keeping my fingers crossed. I don’t know!” he says. In addition to regular appearances on television, Avedissian has made a series of short films for LBC on controversial issues in Lebanese society. ...
- 80. Karabakh: From Activism to Diplomacy
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Armenian International Magazine (AIM) April 1999, Vol. 10, No. 4, p 34
From Activism to Diplomacy
Karabakh finds a place in the geostrategic architecture of the CaucasusBy HRATCH TCHILINGIRIAN
In the last decade, the Karabakh leadership has effectively transitioned from the political activism of the late 1980s and armed conflict in the early 1990s to serious diplomacy-with a combat-ready, disciplined army to back its political and geostrategic interests. Today, having acquired the constituent elements of statehood, Karabakh functions as a de-facto independent state.
1999-04-01