The idea to use Armenian medieval Notrgir script on the jerseys was mine, which I discussed with a few colleagues. We searched with great enthusiasm for a suitable font and selected this specific one. In previous seasons, we used Armenian letters for the surname prints on the jerseys as well, but this season we decided

ELIE SAAB Maison Makes Its Debut in Armenia as Groundbreaking Begins on Yerevan’s First Interior-Branded Residential Complex at 2-4 Derenik Demirchyan Street Yerevan, Armenia. 29th August 2026. AVA Holding has broken ground on AVA Residences, with interiors by ELIE SAAB Maison – the home and interiors line of the internationally renowned lifestyle brand ELIE SAAB.

“Within Armenia’s internationally recognized territory of 29,743 square kilometers, Kyarki, as well as the other enclaves, were not included; on the contrary, Artsvashen was included. Now those who say, ‘No, we will not allow it,’ are provoking war,” Nikol Pashinyan said, referring to the issue of Tigranashen and the visit to the village by MPs

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More than a century after it was first recorded, the voice of Gomidas once again reached audiences. The result of a six-year dream by Istanbul-born Armenian singer Sibil, this special project brought together “Arorn Ou Tatrakn” (“The Curlew and the Turtledove”) with Gomidas’ own historic voice recording. The project aimed not only to preserve Gomidas’

Many executives fall into the trap of managing business by feel and listening to those prone to embellishing reality. Without a system, solid metrics, and reports, an owner becomes a puppet in the hands of subordinates.

WATERTOWN, Mass. — Ten years ago, hundreds of Armenians gathered in Watertown with questions that had often lingered in their families for generations: Where, exactly, did our grandparents come from? What happened to relatives separated by genocide, migration and upheaval? Where can we find records that survived? And can DNA, photographs, immigration documents and newly

The applications for the International Armenian Literary Alliance’s four grants are now open through Sept. 30, 2026. The grants for creative writing and literary translation — worth up to $3,500 each — will be offered to one writer and three translators. The International Armenian Literary Alliance’s Creative Writing Grant will award $2,500 to one Armenian

The Book of Genocides by award-winning artist Dana Mashoian Walrath (Harvard University Press; September 8, 2026; $24.95 paperback with flaps) is a powerful graphic history that compels readers to confront humanity’s most harrowing hours — not as distant events, but as visceral experiences. Drawing on the comics traditions of Art Spiegelman and Joe Sacco, Walrath

The partnership with AGBU and support for Camp Nairi reflect Unibank’s belief that investing in children’s well-being and creating opportunities for their development can make a lasting difference and help shape a better future.

Columbia University students can now pursue a minor in Armenian Studies, marking an important expansion of a field with a distinguished history at the University. Offered through the Department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies (MESAAS), the new minor introduces students to the history, languages, literature, art and culture of Armenia and its

Listen to the AI generated audio article.  Your browser does not support the audio element. From Kars railway station, the train rolls slowly east across the Anatolian plateau before stopping in Akyaka, the last Turkish town before the Armenian border. For now, the journey ends there. Just 20 kilometers away is Gyumri, Armenia’s second-largest city.

The Fact-Finding Report (hereinafter, the “Report”) was prepared by the Committee for the Rights of Persons Persecuted on Political Grounds [1] (hereinafter, the “Committee”), established on 14 July 2026, with the aim of presenting both to the Armenian public, and the domestic and international institutions, with a comprehensive and objective picture of the ongoing political

On August 5, 2019, when Nikol Pashinyan was shouting from Stepanakert’s Renaissance Square that “Artsakh is Armenia, and that’s it,” anyone who had dared to suggest or even imagine that, just seven years later, concern would be voiced from the floor of Armenia’s parliament about inadvertently harming Azerbaijan’s international standing—and that this concern would come

Unibank’s branch, previously located in the Moscow Cinema building, has moved to a new location and has been renamed “Tumanyan.” The branch now serves customers at 24 Tumanyan Street, Premises 49, Yerevan. The new office is located in the center of Yerevan, in an area with well developed infrastructure. The more spacious premises allow the

Before the transplant the pig had received 69 edits to her genome. Some of these were designed to dodge viruses that might pose a risk to humans, while others made the organ more compatible with humans, reducing the odds of immune rejection.

The spokesperson said in a statement that Zelenskyy’s plane was able to depart after a Russian drone came down on Moldovan territory.

In 2022, Armenia launched its first satellite, ARMASAT-1, developed with European technology and launched into orbit by SpaceX. Just one year later, we reached another milestone with HAYASAT-1 – the first Armenian satellite fully assembled and tested by Armenian specialists.

“The needs of the Russian armed forces are fully met by contract soldiers and volunteers”

When photographer Ara Oshagan began documenting greater Los Angeles’ Armenian neighborhoods nearly 30 years ago, he was embarking on an exploration of multigenerational displacement and the making of Armenian diasporan life. Since then, Oshagan’s journeys have taken him to another diasporan center, his birthplace Beirut; to Artsakh after the First and Second Artsakh wars. In