1:54 pm
Karin 19 °CWeather Icon
Kharberd (Elazığ) Armenian Cemetery Officially Registered

The territory of the Armenian cemetery in Kharberd (Elazığ) has been officially registered as a cultural asset, granting it legal

Bourj Hammoud: From Marshlands to a Stronghold of Armenian Identity

For the Lebanese-Armenian community, Bourj Hammoud is not merely a neighborhood; it is a story of survival, rebuilding, and preserving

Ayvalık and Mytilene: The Memory of the Population Exchange on Two Shores of the Aegean

On the two shores of the Aegean Sea, not far from one another, lie Ayvalık and Mytilene. The histories of

Güzelyurt’s 1,640-Year History: Monastery Valley Opens a Door to the Past

One of Cappadocia’s lesser-known historical and cultural destinations is the Monastery Valley of Güzelyurt. The approximately 5.5-kilometer-long valley, with its

Stepanakert’s Cathedral of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God Has Been Completely Destroyed: Hovik Avanesov

The entrance doors of Stepanakert’s Cathedral of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God represented exceptional cultural and artistic

Baku Is Trying to “Hide” Shushi’s Holy Ghazanchetsots Church: MonumentWatch.org

During the 44-day war of 2020 and following the Azerbaijani occupation of Shushi, the Holy Savior Ghazanchetsots Church in Shushi

Two-Leaf Fragment of a 14th–15th-Century Latin Book of Hours Donated to the Matenadaran

With the aim of enriching the Matenadaran’s manuscript collection, theologian and collector Narek Van Ashughatoyan today donated to the Matenadaran

Hatay’s Historic Armenian Church Has Fallen into Ruin

In the Özerli neighborhood of the Dörtyol district of Western Armenia’s Hatay Province, known for its multicultural history and rich

New Lithographic Inscription Discovered at the Great Hermitage of Tatev

During excavations at the Great Hermitage of Tatev, a previously unknown lithographic inscription was discovered. The expedition led by Arman

“Lambak”: The Great History of a Small Word

In Armenian, the word “lambak” means a buttonhole, but its history is much richer. For centuries, the word has been