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No matter the nature, origin or size of a group or organization, it will invariably have its share of individuals who, as if by reflex action, reject most proposals that are tabled for adoption or even for discussion.
In recent months, as heated debates raged on the Armenia-Turkey Protocols, Diaspora Armenians reacted with frustration and anger at the damage these agreements would have caused to Armenian national interests.
Առաջին անգամը չէ որ այս հարցը կը ծագի: Նախահամաձայնութիւններու առթիւ բարձրացած մտահոգութիւնները անգամ մը եւս մտածել տուին սփիւռքեան ներկայացուցչական կազմի մը մասին: Կազմ ըսելով հասկնանք մարմին մը, մշտական յանձնաժողով մը, քոնկրես մը եւայլն:
The Afghan war, the war that never should have been fought, is coming to an end.
While Israelis commemorated the second Holocaust of the 20th century this week, I was in the Gulbenkian library in Jerusalem, holding the printed and handwritten records of the victims of the century's first Holocaust. It was a strange sensation. 
One of the foremost critics of Israel’s Gaza policies turned her guns on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Monday for ignoring human rights violations both domestically and internationally.
In this post-protocols environment, it is a good time to put aside all lost illusions (if any) and, instead, focus on renewing nostalgic feelings that uphold the long-standing and long-distance relationship between the diaspora and the homeland. Luckily, Armenia is a natural producer of nostalgic love and we diasporans are enthusiastic consumers of it.






