Azerbaijan proposes January meeting on border delimitation
Aliyev said Baku has proposed a meeting of the Azerbaijani and Armenian delimitation commissions to be held in January.
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Brussels, 26 August 2026— Yesterday, the Europeans For Artsakh Platform released a statement to condemn the recent statements made by a deputy of the ruling power of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, directed against the Armenian Diaspora and structures advocating for pan-Armenian interests. The EAFJD lends its full support to the statement:
The abridged version of Prof. Henri Theriault’s full article below has now been published in Parliament’s main magazine, “The House” for distribution to 3,000 politicians, civil servants, think-thanks and other government-related organisations: article in “The House” Article, Volume 48, 22 April 2025 Henry C. Theriault, Ph.D. Worcester State University, USA There is a pervasive yet false
The Feast of the Nativity and Theophany of Christ was celebrated on January 6, 2025, at Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral in Antelias. The Divine Liturgy was presided over by His Holiness Catholicos Aram I, assisted by Archbishops Nareg Alemezian and Shahan Sarkissian, with hymns performed by the “Shnorhali” choir, led by V. Rev. Fr.
A young coder of the Noyemberyan House of Culture Armenia has a rich rug-weaving tradition, dating back more than 4,000 years. However, rug making is currently at risk of disappearing from Armenia’s villages. The Rug Code is a collective of Armenian weavers, dyers, artists, historians, ethnographers and storytellers on a mission to breathe new life
When was the last time a speaker of the Western dialect of Armenian named one of their sons after the most prominent king of Bagratid Armenia, Kakig (Գագիկ)? Though some boys might be called by that name when involved in boyish mischief, no mother or father is so cruel as to call their still innocent
In the same week that the Armenian Weekly published my piece thanking editor emeritus Pauline Getzoyan for her five years of stewardship of the Weekly, I read the first piece by our new editor Lilly Torosyan. My first thought was one simple word: “Wow.” Lilly can write. Lilly weaved a beautiful piece, threading many familial and national
Regrettably, the only things that matter in this world are money and power. All the other issues that naïve people put a value on, such as truth, justice and human rights, are self-defeating delusions. Rich and powerful people and countries can do almost anything they want. The only ones who can stop them are those
Much of the Armenian population might assume that the country’s top foreign investor is Russia. Others might believe it’s the European Union. However, few people would ever think that in 2023 Armenia’s top foreign investor was the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Armenia and the UAE in 1998, the
After several residency programs throughout Europe, multidisciplinary artist Gayane Avetissian has returned home for her first major museum exhibition in Armenia. On November 22, 2024, her latest work Mejtegh (“In Between”) premiered at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts in Yerevan. The Center is known for spotlighting emerging talent and remarkable modern exhibitions, and this
11-year-old Darren Chilingirian, whose stage name is Darren Chillin, loves to entertain. He can sing, play the guitar and piano and write songs. He also loves spending time with his family and playing video games and basketball. “I began singing when I was just four while playing my little red guitar. The song was called
Pinnacle Peak, Storylight Productions and Fathom announce Between Borders is coming to movie theaters nationwide January 26-28, 2025, with tickets now on sale. “Between Borders is a triumph of true storytelling, and a reminder that the moviegoing experience is still magical. Elizabeth Tabish is nothing short of a revelation,” said Armen Karaoghlanian, Founder & CEO,
Garo Paylan Internationally recognized political and human rights leader Garo Paylan will be delivering the Annual Hrant Dink Memorial Lecture at Harvard University on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The Boston-based Friends of Hrant Dink, Inc., is pleased to welcome Paylan as the 2025 Distinguished Lecturer, following a long series of annual lecture events that are
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