The slowly-moving torchlight memorial procession passes through the darkened streets of Yerevan. It is a somber and cold winter’s night.
Building trust requires a new belief that my bitter rival does not currently seek to harm, let alone destroy me.
On Saturday, October 24, a fundraiser auction launched in support of civilians of Nagorno-Karabakh affected by military actions. The auction is conducted online and will continue until November 7 22:00 (GMT+3).
I am looking for an elusive mountain path in the steep dangerous peaks of Karabagh. I am not sure there is a way through, but I will continue to try. Others have attempted to do so before me. So many have failed or turned back.
Armenian authors who lived and wrote in Western Armenia in the early 20th century simply had to speak out about not only the problems that existed in the early 20th century, but also the atrocities committed by the Turks. The abominable reality of the era was shown in the writings of Siamanto and Varoujan, who wrote about everything that they had witnessed around them and in front of their eyes. These authors wrote about the crime that the Turks perpetrated with their bloody hands in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and this left an everlasting imprint.
Instead of the poetry of me, myself and I,
we should pen an account
of the collective fate of a people,
from our past troubles to current challenges
and future hopes.
A statue of poet Hovhannes Tumanyan will soon be erected in Rome, Armenian Ambassador to Italy Victoria Baghdasaryan told reporters.
On October 25, the 13th Yerevan International Music Festival wrapped up with a gala concert dedicated to the long-standing cooperation of the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia and Converse Bank.
On September 27, within the framework of Yerevan International Music Festival, the Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra performed the 4th cello concert of maestro Tigran Mansuryan “Ubi est Abel frater tuus?” (“Where is your brother Abel”) for the first time in Armenia.
Armenian-American filmmaker Garin Hovhannisian’s “I Am Not Alone” documentary about the 2018 Armenian Velvet Revolution has received a prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on Facebook.
