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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,...

ON THIS DAY in 1993, Monte Melkonian, Armenian Hero and Commander of the Artsakh Liberation War, Was Martyred for the Homeland.

33 years ago today, on June 12, 1993, one of the greatest military commanders in modern Armenian history was martyred at 35 years old...

Heavy Rainfall Replenishes Armenia’s Reservoirs and Lifts Lake Sevan, With Aparan Full for First Time Since 2011

Days of intense rainfall and rising river inflows have replenished Armenia's water resources and improved the country's overall water picture, officials said, even as...

Yerevan Readies Major Traffic Overhaul to Ease Congestion, With Private Car Restrictions and Expanded Transit Lanes

Yerevan authorities are preparing a major overhaul of how traffic moves through the capital, with plans to restrict private cars, expand dedicated lanes for...

4,000-Year-Old Mesopotamian Clay Tablet Donated to Armenia’s Matenadaran

A nearly 4,000-year-old Akkadian contract inscribed on a clay tablet has entered the collection of the Matenadaran, Armenia's national repository of ancient manuscripts, following...

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