On the evening of April 23, several thousand Armenians marched through the streets of Yerevan to the Tsitsarnakaberd Genocide Monument, carrying torches, flowers, candles and flags to commemorate...
The Yezidis, a Kurdish-dialect-speaking group who migrated to Armenia from Turkey starting in the late 1820s, are the country’s largest ethnic minority. Aside from their religious practices, which...
Yerevan’s $35 million, 1,100-square-meter Cafesjian Center for the Arts officially opened its doors on Nov. 7, 2009. The museum is part of a seven-year project by Armenian-American Gerard L.
While political ties seem to be growing stronger between historical adversaries Turkey and Armenia, communities living on both sides of the border are still unsure what the positive diplomatic...
On Dec. 7, 1988, an earthquake devastated much of northern Armenia, killing at least 25,000 people. Several hundred thousand more were made homeless and the local economy was paralyzed....
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