On September 6, 2024, the 81st Venice International Film Festival premiered the documentary drama I Will Take Revenge on the World Through Love – S. Parajanov, a co-production between Armenia and France. The film left […]
Jean Gulbenkian is a successful chemist and scientist who has devoted his life to the study and education of chemistry. But another important and lesser known part of his life is his love of collecting […]
Education has long been viewed as a pathway to better opportunities and improved livelihoods. However, in Armenia, access to higher education remains limited, particularly for students from low-income families. Despite promises from the government to […]
The field of archaeology in Armenia is currently in an active, dynamic phase. Excavations continuously reveal new archaeological items that open the pages of Armenian history. These discoveries present the lifestyle and habits of Armenian […]
Rudik Voskanyan, a former resident of Mets Tagher village in the Hadrut region of Artsakh, is a future doctor. While living in Artsakh under the 10-month blockade, he used his knowledge of folk medicine to […]
Armenian children’s literature has deep roots in the rich folk traditions of the region, including folk songs, fairy tales and miniature paintings that have been cherished for centuries. The emergence of written children’s literature can […]
According to the Statistical Service of Armenia, as of July 1, 2023, there were 9,000 children with disabilities in the country. The Armenian National Assembly adopted a series of amendments to the law “On General […]
“When the lecturer introduced us to our new classmates, I realized that I would quickly get used to this new environment,” said 37-year-old Svetlana Abrahamyan, a student forcibly displaced from Artsakh attending university in Armenia. […]
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