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Medieval Spring Lost for Over a Century Rediscovered at Armenia’s Tatev in Syunik

Archaeologists have uncovered a medieval spring at the Great Hermitage of Tatev, a 17th-century Armenian monastery whose exact location within the complex had been unknown for more than a...

“Free All Armenian Prisoners” Banner Raised Atop Mount Ararat and Aragats for Hostages Unjustly Held in Azerbaijan

A banner reading "Free Ruben Vardanyan. Free All Armenian Prisoners." has been raised on...

The Guardian Spotlights Armenia’s Salt Mine Clinic 770 Feet Beneath Yerevan

The Guardian has published a feature from inside one of the world's few hospitals...

Janes Nazaryan Wins Gold in Baku to Crowd Boos, Armenian Anthem Plays in Azerbaijan

Janes Nazaryan has won gold at the U17 World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships in Baku,...

Armenia’s Yervand Mkrtchyan Wins Gold and Sets 3000 Meter National Record in Greece

Armenian runner Yervand Mkrtchyan has won the gold medal in the men's 3,000 meters at the Balkan Athletics Championships, setting a new Armenian national...

Armenia’s Women Earn Historic Promotion at the Billie Jean King Cup With a Perfect Run, First Time in 17 Years

Armenia's women's national tennis team capped a flawless, unbeaten campaign at the Billie Jean King Cup, defeating Estonia 2-0 in the promotion play-off in...

Armenian Football Legend Henrikh Mkhitaryan Returns to Pyunik, Where It All Began, Inspiring a New Generation

Henrikh Mkhitaryan returned home to the Yerevan club where his career began, welcomed by a swarm of young Armenian fans chanting his name. With...

ON THIS DAY in 2001, Sargis Baghdasaryan, the Sculptor of the Most Recognized Symbol of Armenian Identity That Still Stands in Artsakh, Passed Away.

25 years ago today, on June 19, 2001, Sargis Baghdasaryan, the visionary Artsakh-born Armenian sculptor who carved his own grandparents into the symbol of...

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