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Armand Alaverdian (Pianist) Los Angeles
Armand Alaverdian is a pianist based in Los Angeles offering live music for weddings, special events, and private functions. He also provides piano instruction for students of various skill levels. With a perfect rating from clients, he brings professional musicianship to celebrations and educational settings throughout the greater Los Angeles area.
Mellanie Party Design Wedding Decorations Glendale
Mellanie Party Design specializes in wedding and event decorations, offering custom setups for ceremonies, receptions, and special celebrations throughout the Glendale and greater Los Angeles area. The team provides full-service coordination including draping, floral arrangements, backdrops, lighting, and table settings to transform venues for memorable occasions.
Diaspora Leaders Defend Role in Armenian National Cause
Weakening the diaspora means weakening Armenia
Mourad Papazian, an ARF Bureau member and co-president of the Coordinating Council of Armenian Organizations of France, responded to criticism from Armenian Civil Contract MP Arman Yeghoyan, who questioned the legitimacy and representation of diaspora leaders including ANCA execu
Armenia Airport Reports Highest Growth Among Regional Hubs
Armenia Records Highest Passenger Traffic Growth Among Corporación América Airports
Armenia's airport recorded the highest passenger traffic growth among airports operated by Corporación América, a major Latin American airport management company, during the second quarter of this year. The announcement reflects increased travel activity at Zvartnots Internationa
Analysis: Potential Scenarios of Azerbaijani Resettlement in Armenia
What happens if 300,000 Azerbaijanis are resettled in Armenia?
An analysis published by The Armenian Weekly examines potential consequences if Azerbaijan's proposed resettlement of 300,000 Azerbaijanis in Armenia were to occur. The article argues that such resettlement would likely target strategically important Armenian territories and coul
Silicon Mountains 2026 Tech Summit Scheduled for Yerevan
Silicon Mountains 2026 Technology Summit and Expo to Be Held in Yerevan
The Silicon Mountains 2026 technology summit and expo will take place in Yerevan, according to an announcement from Massis Post. The event is described as one of Armenia's major technology conferences, bringing together industry professionals, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Detai
Yerevan Exhibit Honors Architect Jim Torosyan's Legacy
Master of Beauty: Yerevan Exhibit Celebrates Life and Work of Architect Jim Torosyan
A new exhibition in Yerevan celebrates the life and work of renowned architect Jim Torosyan on the occasion of what would be his 100th birthday. Titled "Jim Torosyan: Master of Beauty," the show highlights the achievements and design philosophy of the influential architect whose
Armenia to Host Gaza Children for Medical Treatment
Armenia to provide medical care to children from Gaza with serious health conditions
Armenia's government approved a decision to facilitate the transfer of children from Gaza with serious health conditions to receive medical care at Armenian healthcare facilities. The government allocated 16.7 million AMD ($43,000) from its reserve fund to the Ministry of Health
Pashinyan Says Repatriation Will Become Institutional Policy
Pashinyan: Repatriation Will Become Institutional as Armenia Is Governed by a Logic Shaped by the People
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with participants of the iGorts program in Yerevan, discussing Armenia's approach to repatriation efforts. Pashinyan stated that repatriation will become an institutionalized process as Armenia is governed by principles shaped by the people's wi
How Three Teachers Shaped One Armenian-American's Path
When the student becomes the teacher
Victoria Rose Atamian reflects on the influential teachers who shaped her career and identity in an essay for The Armenian Weekly. Sister Jacqueline Crepeau, her high school literature teacher, instilled pride in her Armenian name and taught her to recognize the strength of femal
Armenia Shifts Toward Multi-Vector Foreign Policy, Pashinyan Says
Pashinyan: Armenia Is Shifting Towards a Multi-Vector Foreign Policy
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that Armenia's government is adopting a multi-vector foreign policy approach. According to reports, Pashinyan stated the government is preparing a detailed report on spiritual security that addresses alleged efforts by external forces and
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Armand Alaverdian (Pianist) Los Angeles
Armand Alaverdian is a pianist based in Los Angeles offering live music for weddings, special events, and private functions. He also provides piano instruction for students of various skill levels. With a perfect rating from clients, he brings professional musicianship to celebrations and educational settings throughout the greater Los Angeles area.
South Korea's PM Congratulates Pashinyan on Reappointment
South Korean Prime Minister congratulates Armenia’s Pashinyan on reappointment
South Korea's Prime Minister Han Seong-sook has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan following his reappointment to office. In a formal message, Han expressed confidence in Armenia's continued progress under Pashinyan's leadership and highlighted the strong diplo
Armenian Artist Edgar Soghomonyan Builds Creative Community Through Comics
From watching cartoons to creating comics: Edgar Soghomonyan’s artistic journey
Edgar Soghomonyan, an Armenian artist and educator, has built a creative career spanning from childhood drawing to founding PanProjeKt Arts Center in 2019. The center emphasizes developing individual artistic voices rather than standardized instruction, offering classes in drawin
Azerbaijan's Settlement Push in Artsakh Faces Population Resistance
Why Azerbaijanis won’t live in occupied Artsakh
Despite significant investment in construction and infrastructure projects, Azerbaijan has struggled to attract its own citizens to settle in occupied Artsakh following the 2020 war, according to regional security analyst Mushegh Khudaverdyan in an interview with The Armenian Wee