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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

Ararat: Pilgrimage and Return

Ararat is not merely a geographical elevation. For the Armenian people, it is a symbol of memory, identity, and homeland.

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

“In the Fresh Shadow of the Ancient Word” Installation Presented at Mardin’s Kırklar Church

Mardin’s approximately 1,500-year-old Mor Behnam Kırklar Church is hosting a contemporary art installation titled “In the Fresh Shadow of the

Waiting for a Miracle: Families of Missing Servicemen Are Still Waiting

August 30 is the International Day of the Disappeared, which aims to draw public attention to the issues faced by

The Study of Western Armenian Enters a New Phase: A New Academic Semester Begins

The Hrant Dink Foundation’s program for the study and dissemination of Western Armenian, which has been implemented since 2016, is