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The Armenian Weekly stands as a cornerstone in reporting on Armenia and the broader Armenian diaspora, delving into politics, sports, trendy stories, and culturally relevant narratives. Established in 1934 by passionate journalist Aram Vartanian, the publication was birthed from a desire to provide a platform for Armenian voices and perspectives during pivotal times in their history. Based out of Boston, today the Armenian Weekly remains under the auspices of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, Eastern United States. Over the decades, it has earned its reputation for its unyielding commitment to championing the Armenian cause and highlighting the rich tapestry of Armenian culture, history, and contemporary issues. Enthusiasts of Armenian affairs can immerse themselves in its multifaceted stories at armenianweekly.com, a hub that continues to amplify the heartbeat of the Armenian community both in the homeland and abroad. One interesting fact: Despite its niche focus on the Armenian community, the Armenian Weekly has developed a loyal following among readers who are interested in staying informed about the issues and events that are shaping the lives of Armenians both in Armenia and in the diaspora.
The Armenian Weekly is ranked 21,293 among other media sources and has an average of 112,230 monthly visits according to Similar Web.
The Armenian Weekly has a Bias Score of -6% Center which is based on a variety of factors including its policy and politician leanings, article ratings, and the use of biased language. Its Reliability is rated as Average, and additional analytical insights are available in the other tabs.
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