Trndez, Armenia’s Valentine’s Day Contender
Mihaela Lica Butler, Argophilia Trndez, Armenia’s Valentine’s Day Contender Trndez, a Zoroastrian holiday celebrating the advent of spring and fertility, traces its origins to ancient pre-Christian
Author: Gohar Grigoryan
‘After Dreaming’ Review: A Hypnotic Portrait of an Armenian Existence Defined by War
By Siddhant Adlakha Variety ‘After Dreaming’ Review: A Hypnotic Portrait of an Armenian Existence Defined by War Christine Haroutounian wields a disembodied lens in her enticing feature debut.
Armen Davoudian weaves together Persian, Armenian culture through poetry
Pictured is Armen Davoudian poses for his headshot (left) beside the cover of his poetry book “The Palace of Forty Pillars” (right). Davoudian read poems from the book Wednesday at an event hosted
East Watertown Intersection to be Named for Armenian Immigrant and Artist Arshile Gorky
By Charlie Breitrose Watertown News, MA Watertown — An intersection in East Watertown will be named in honor of an Armenian artist who made his home in Watertown for several years. On Tuesday,
Trump Administration is Wondering Why Ambassador Makunts Honored USAID Head Considered its Enemy
news.am Washington — Hraparak daily reported on December 17 that Armenia’s Ambassador to the United States Lilit Makunts organized a discussion dedicated to the “lasting impact” of the
Discover Silenced Heroes/Make America Honest Again Conference and Exhibition Held in New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana — Scholars Jerome Corsi, David Mantik, James Fetzer, and Alen Salerian presented evidence of government sponsored crimes in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin
Armenian Officials Ambiguous About Corridor Sought By Baku
Shoghik Galstian Azatutyun.am Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian’s political allies have made ambiguous statements about his terms for opening transport links between Azerbaijan and its Nakhichevan exclave
3 top U.S. prosecutors resign over order to drop NYC Mayor Eric Adams corruption case
By Ryan Lucas , Carrie Johnson , npr.org New York — Three senior federal prosecutors resigned Thursday in connection with the department’s decision to drop the criminal corruption case against
Grigori Balasanyan: The Young Virtuoso Shaping the Future of Armenian Classical Music
By Anna Vardanyan Armenpress Boston — At just 20 years old, Armenian composer and pianist Grigori Balasanyan has already made a significant impact in the world of classical and contemporary music.
