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Lousé Foundation Uses Art Therapy to Support Displaced Families

Lousé Foundation goes beyond rehabilitation

The Lousé Foundation, a Yerevan-based nonprofit rehabilitation center, is expanding its support services for families affected by displacement from Nagorno-Karabakh. Art therapist Anahit Ohanyan, herself displaced, now leads creative workshops for mothers of children with disabil

The Armenian WeeklyJul 2, 20261 min read
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French Armenian Golfer Jean Bekirian Represents Armenia Professionally

Jean Bekirian: The golfer making history for Armenia

Jean Bekirian, a French-born golfer of Armenian descent, has become the first Armenian professional golfer to compete at the highest levels of international golf. Born in 2002 in Arles, France, Bekirian turned professional in 2018 at age 16, becoming France's youngest pro golfer

The Armenian WeeklyJul 1, 20261 min read
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Henrikh Mkhitaryan Extends Inter Milan Contract Through 2027

Henrikh Mkhitaryan to stay with Inter until 2027

Inter Milan announced that Armenian midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan has agreed to extend his contract with the Italian club through June 30, 2027. The 37-year-old joined Inter on a free transfer from Roma in 2022 and will continue playing for the Nerazzurri. The contract extension

Public Radio of ArmeniaJul 1, 20261 min read
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Hamazkayin Music Festival Draws 40+ Young Musicians to D.C.

Hamazkayin Armenian Music Festival brings musicians and youth together

The Hamazkayin Eastern USA Music Festival convened June 25-28 in Washington, D.C., hosting over 40 young musicians for a three-day program focused on musical excellence and Armenian cultural heritage. The festival featured masterclasses and workshops led by internationally recogn

The Armenian WeeklyJul 1, 20261 min read
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Glendale Post Office to Honor Armenian-American Paul Ignatius

Glendale Post Office to be named after Armenian-American David Ignatius

The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation June 29, 2026, to name the Glendale, California post office on San Fernando Road after Paul Ignatius, an Armenian-American public servant who died last year at age 104. Ignatius was born in Glendale in 1920 to Armenian immigran

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 30, 20261 min read
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FAR's SheCan Program Supports Displaced Armenian Women Entrepreneurs

SheCan: How FAR helps Armenian women rewrite their future

The Fund for Armenian Relief (FAR), which has operated for over 30 years, is expanding its economic development programs to help displaced women and single mothers from Artsakh build sustainable businesses. In an interview with The Armenian Weekly, FAR's U.S. executive director B

The Armenian WeeklyJun 30, 20261 min read
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German City of Naumburg Names Alley After Armavir

Germany’s Naumburg names alley after Armenia’s Armavir

An alley dedicated to the Armenian city of Armavir was officially inaugurated in Naumburg, Germany, during the annual Naumburg Hussite Cherry Festival. The ceremony was attended by Armavir Mayor Varsham Sargsyan, Naumburg Mayor Armin Müller, and Armenia's Ambassador to Germany Vi

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 29, 20261 min read
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Yerevan Artist Shakart Transforms Charbakh Into Open-Air Gallery

Shakart, the artist turning Charbakh into an open-air gallery

Shant Karapetyan, known professionally as Shakart, has become a central figure in Armenia's street art scene by converting the Charbakh neighborhood in Yerevan into an open-air gallery. The artist, who abandoned a medical career to pursue art full-time, creates works across uncon

The Armenian WeeklyJun 27, 20261 min read
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Artsakh Writer's Correspondence With French Intellectual Becomes Book

When a French writer asked about Artsakh

Hermine Avagyan, a poet and journalist from Artsakh, has published "Letters from Paradise, Where No One Is," a bilingual Armenian-French memoir based on a nine-month correspondence with French writer and philosopher Ulysse Manhes. The exchange began during Azerbaijan's blockade o

The Armenian WeeklyJun 27, 20261 min read
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Armenian People's Artist Raisa Mkrtchyan Dies at 84

Armenian People’s Artist Raisa Mkrtchyan dies at 84

Raisa Mkrtchyan, a celebrated Armenian soprano and People's Artist of Armenia, has died at age 84. Born in Sevan in 1942, Mkrtchyan trained at the Romanos Melikyan Music College and Komitas State Conservatory in Yerevan. She became the first performer of songs by prominent Armeni

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 27, 20261 min read
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Guide to Identifying Authentic Armenian Carpets

Five ways to identify Armenian carpets

The Armenian Weekly published a practical guide for distinguishing genuine Armenian carpets from pieces mislabeled as Anatolian, Caucasian, or Azerbaijani at international auctions and museums. The article outlines five identification methods. The Armenian double knot—a distincti

The Armenian WeeklyJun 26, 20261 min read
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Robert William Named Glendale's First Armenian Police Chief

Robert William Appointed Glendale’s First Armenian Police Chief

The City of Glendale has appointed Robert William as its first Armenian police chief, marking a significant milestone for Armenian representation in the city's law enforcement leadership. Glendale, home to one of the largest Armenian populations in the United States, has long had

Massis PostJun 26, 20261 min read
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