Ancient Historians on Armenia: A Timeless Legacy
Armenia, a nation nestled in the historical Armenian Highlands, has been a subject of fascination for ancient historians. Despite the many upheavals […]
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Medieval Gold Lynx Earrings: Unveiling Ani’s Ancient Treasures
In the heart of Armenian Highland, where history and legend intertwine, lies the once-thriving Armenian metropolis of Ani. Known as the “City […]
Ancient Monastery in the Isaurian Mountains: The Pearl of Cilician Armenia
Amidst the rugged terrain of the Isaurian Mountains lies a testament to time, faith, and the architectural mastery of a bygone era […]
Diane Abgar: The First Armenian Woman Ambassador and a Humanitarian Hero
Diane Abgar, also known as Diana Apcar, was a remarkable woman who made history as the first Armenian woman ambassador and one […]
Azerbaijan’s false claims on Armenian heritage exposed
Azerbaijan’s aggressive and expansionist policy towards Armenia has reached a new level of absurdity and falsification. Recently, the pro-government Baku TV channel […]
Azerbaijan Built a Concentration Camp for Residents of Nagorno-Karabakh
Satellite images suggest that Azerbaijan was constructing a concentration camp for the residents of Nagorno-Karabakh, as reported by New Lines Magazine. “If […]
Investigating the Vandalism of Stalin’s Icon in Georgia: A Tale of Political Tensions and Cultural Divide
Georgian officials are currently probing the vandalism of an icon featuring Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, which was recently placed in Tbilisi’s prominent […]
A white, powdery discovery in 3,000-year-old Armenian ruins isn’t as it first appears
In the ancient ruins of a 3,000-year-old building in Metsamor, Armenia, archaeologists stumbled upon an unexpected find — heaps of what appeared […]
A joint statement regarding the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh was presented at the UN Human Rights Council
During the 54th session of the UN Human Rights Council held in Geneva on October 11th, 34 countries made a joint statement […]
Under the guise of de-Armenianization by Azerbaijan, the genuine architecture of the monasteries of Artsakh may be distorted, and hundreds of Armenian inscriptions may be erased
The independent academic platform “Monitoring of the Cultural Heritage of Artsakh” (MONUMENT WATCH) reports: “As a result of the military invasion on […]