Culture
One of the Streets in Astana Will be Named After Mashtots
Tomorrow, on November 21, one of the streets in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, will be officially named after Mesrop
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Government to Allocate Funds for Protective Covering for the Drum of St. Grigor Church in Aruch
The Government of Armenia will allocate over 53 million Drams for the acquisition of a temporary protective covering for the drum of St. Grigor Church in Aruch, located in the Aragatsotn Province
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Armenia Ratifies Agreement with Greece on the Protection of Cultural Property
The Government of Armenia today ratified an agreement between Armenia and Greece concerning the prevention of the theft and illegal excavation of cultural property, as well as its illicit import and export, the control of the transfer of ownership rights, and the return of cultural property to their countries of origin.
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The price of unity: How religious consolidation and internal political debates affect the management of national challenges
In the context of international security, the capacity to confront regional challenges is often determined by the level of consolidation
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Armenian Surb Sargis Church is Being Restored in Turkey
The Armenian Surb Sargis Church, with a history of nearly 500 years, is being restored in Turkey’s Diyarbakır Province. Governor
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Discussions Continue Over the Film “Life and Combat”
The disappearance of the film “Life and Combat” (Kyanq u Kriv) from official platforms has caused wide discussions on social
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Annual Festival of Local Dish Kurkut Held in Kapan
On November 8, the 6th annual Kurkut Festival took place in the administrative area of Norashenik village, Kapan community. Unlike
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“Microcosm” Mural Unveiled in Aparan
In the city of Aparan, Aragatsotn Province, the famous French street artist Bolt created the “Microcosm” mural with the support of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of the Republic of Armenia (RA).
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Renovation Works at Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex to be Completed by April 2026
The renovation works currently underway at the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex will be completed by April 2026.
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