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Armenian students win six medals at Junior Balkan Math Olympiad

Armenian students win six medals at Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad

Armenian school students earned six medals at the 30th Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad held in Buzău, Romania, competing against 133 students from 23 countries. Hayk Manukyan, a 10th-grader at Quantum College, won gold. Levon Hayrapetyan of Ayb School claimed silver in the ei

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 26, 20261 min read
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Foundation for Armenian Youth Funds First-Time Seminar Attendees

Foundation for Armenian Youth supports first-time campers at AYF Junior Seminar

The Foundation for Armenian Youth awarded a $5,000 grant to support first-time participants at the 54th annual AYF Junior Seminar, held over Memorial Day weekend in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. The event drew hundreds of junior and senior members of the Armenian Youth Federation-Youth

The Armenian WeeklyJun 25, 20261 min read
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Armenian graduates navigate AI and career challenges

2026 graduates are ready to take on a changing world

Four Armenian-American college graduates shared insights on navigating the changing job market, technological disruption and their educational experiences. The 2026 cohort includes Lena Kalandjian from Vanderbilt University, Alex Mirzabeigi from Berklee College of Music, Inesa Sa

The Armenian WeeklyJun 25, 20261 min read
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Western Armenian Faces Endangered Language Status in Diaspora

The grief of not having the right words: Is Western Armenian fading?

Western Armenian is classified as a "definitely endangered" language by UNESCO, despite an estimated 1.6 million speakers worldwide. However, only approximately 200,000 are believed to be fluent active speakers, raising concerns about long-term viability. Unlike Eastern Armenian,

The Armenian WeeklyJun 24, 20261 min read
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Robert William becomes Glendale's first Armenian police chief

Robert William makes history as Glendale’s first Armenian Police chief

Robert William was appointed June 23 as the 21st police chief of Glendale, California, making him the first Armenian to lead the department. A lifelong Glendale resident, William began his career over two decades ago as a student volunteer and police cadet, becoming a sworn offic

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 24, 20261 min read
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A Reflection on Smoking, Memory, and Family Legacy

The trickery of images

A personal essay explores the author's father's lifelong struggle with smoking, from his Navy service in the 1940s through his death in 1983. The piece reflects on how cigarettes were culturally normalized in mid-20th century America, citing popular media and social customs of th

The Armenian WeeklyJun 24, 20261 min read
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New Poetry Collection Explores Grief, Love, and Transformation

“The Blooms That Fall” explores emotion and transformation

Angelina Der Arakelian-Dennington has released "The Blooms That Fall," a poetry collection that examines emotional cycles through the lens of natural imagery. The book draws parallels between seasonal changes and inner experiences of grief, love, renewal and transformation, explo

The Armenian WeeklyJun 24, 20261 min read
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Young Armenian Artist Mery Matevosyan Debuts Solo Exhibition

Clean lines: The graphic world of Mery Matevosyan

Yerevan-based artist Mery Matevosyan held her debut solo exhibition at the Pyunik Development Center from April 3 to 10, displaying more than 40 minimalist graphic works. A 2022 graduate of Panos Terlemezyan State College of Fine Arts, Matevosyan works primarily with pencil and l

The Armenian WeeklyJun 23, 20261 min read
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Sofia officially names promenade 'Armenia Alley'

Sofia names promenade “Armenia Alley” in recognition of Armenian-Bulgarian friendship

Sofia's Municipal Council unanimously approved naming a promenade in the Peyo Yavorov neighborhood "Armenia Alley," with all 33 council members voting in favor. The decision, announced by Armenia's Embassy in Bulgaria, recognizes the centuries-old friendship between Armenian and

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 23, 20261 min read
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Catholicos Aram I Meets Lebanese MP Michel Elias Murr

Catholicos Aram I Meets Lebanese MP Murr, President of Syriac League

Catholicos Aram I, spiritual leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church's Western Diocese, hosted Lebanese MP Michel Elias Murr and his delegation on June 19. Murr, who also serves as president of the Syriac League, led the visit to affirm support for the Lebanese Armenian community

HetqJun 20, 20261 min read
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ARS Eastern USA Convenes Regional Seminar at Camp Haiastan

ARS of Eastern USA hosts regional seminar at AYF Camp Haiastan

The Armenian Relief Society of Eastern USA held a three-day seminar from June 5–7 at AYF Camp Haiastan, bringing together over 71 members from 16 chapters across the region. Under the theme "Empowered Chapters, Enduring Communities," participants engaged in presentations and disc

The Armenian WeeklyJun 20, 20261 min read
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Armenian Professionals at U.N. Hold Forum in New York

Armenians at the U.N. reunite in New York City

Thirty Armenian professionals working across United Nations agencies gathered at Fordham University in May 2026 to discuss their involvement in the global organization. A follow-up forum in June brought together 25 participants to explore ways to increase Armenian engagement at t

The Armenian WeeklyJun 19, 20261 min read
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