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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.
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Artist Moko Khachatryan Forges Independent Creative Path
Moko Khatchatryan’s inherited yet unique artistic signature
Artist Moko Khachatryan, daughter of renowned Armenian painter Rudolf Khachatryan, has developed a distinctive artistic identity while emerging from her father's shadow. Born Mariam Khachatryan, she adopted the moniker "Moko" at age 2, which became her official signature by 25. K
TRIPP Initiative Advances While Armenia Maintains Sovereignty
TRIPP Is Moving Forward, While Armenia’s Sovereignty Remains Protected
Following Armenia's 2020 war, the TRIPP (Trade and Regional Integration Partnership Program) initiative is moving forward with developments aimed at regional economic cooperation and integration. The article reports on progress related to TRIPP while emphasizing that Armenia's so
FIFA Opens Investigation Into Argentina Post-Final Altercation
Fifa opens investigation into Argentina post-final trouble
FIFA's disciplinary committee has opened an investigation into altercations involving Argentina's players and coaching staff following their World Cup final loss to Spain on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. According to BBC reporting, several Argentine players—including Nahuel Molina,
Israeli Cabinet Recognition: Armenian Concerns Over Policy Impact
Israeli Cabinet recognition: A new chapter? Not so fast
An opinion piece from The Armenian Weekly examines tensions between Israeli policy and Armenian interests, both in the diaspora and homeland. The article discusses the distinction between criticism of Israeli government actions and antisemitism, arguing Armenians have legitimate
Armenia Advocates for World Heritage Protection at UNESCO
Armenia Calls for Stronger World Heritage Protection at UNESCO Committee Session
Armenia's delegation participated in the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Busan, where the country called for stronger protections for global cultural sites. The session addressed ongoing concerns about preserving world heritage in conflict-affected regions
PM Pashinyan Congratulates Belgium on National Day
PM Pashinyan congratulates Belgian Prime Minister on National Day
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan sent a congratulatory message to Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever on Belgium's National Day, emphasizing the strengthening partnership between the two nations. Pashinyan expressed satisfaction with the steady development of Armenia-Belg
Yerevan Faces Backlash Over Removal of Fallen Soldiers' Murals
Faces erased: Why Yerevan must preserve the memory of its fallen heroes
Municipal authorities in Yerevan have painted over murals depicting soldiers killed in Armenia's recent conflicts, sparking controversy among families and community members. The removals, described by city officials as routine underpass maintenance, included portraits of Haykaz M
Hailstorms Devastate Armenia's Agricultural Sector Annually
When It Hails, It Pours: Livelihood of Armenia's Farmers at the Mercy of the Heavens
Armenian farmers face significant economic losses each year as hailstorms destroy crops across the country, with damage totaling billions of drams annually. The agricultural sector, a vital component of Armenia's economy, remains vulnerable to severe weather events that farmers h
Armenia Uncovers Undeclared Revenue at Entertainment Venue
Nearly AMD 300 Million in Undeclared Turnover Uncovered at Tsarukyan-Owned Entertainment Center
Armenia's State Revenue Committee has discovered nearly AMD 300 million in undeclared turnover at an entertainment center owned by Gagik Tsarukyan, according to Massis Post. The discovery represents a significant tax compliance violation by the business. Tsarukyan is a prominent
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.
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UN Scrutinizes Terrorism Charges Against Armenian Movement Leaders
UN Following “Holy Struggle” Case in Armenia; Does the Government’s Terrorism Charges Meet International Standards?
The United Nations is monitoring a criminal case brought by Armenian authorities against opposition figure Galstanyan and 17 others, examining whether the government's terrorism and attempted seizure of power charges meet international legal standards. In June 2025, Armenian auth
Armenian students win five medals at International Math Olympiad
Armenian students win five medals at International Mathematical Olympiad in Shanghai
Armenia's team earned one silver medal, four bronze medals, and one honorable mention at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad in Shanghai, competing among 666 students from 120 countries. Hayk Manukyan, a 10th-grade student at Quantum College, won the silver medal. Bronze
Armenia Completes Investigation into Black Fortress Sale
Investigation into Serzh Sargsyan’s Sale of Gyumri’s Black Fortress Completed
Armenia's Investigative Committee has completed its preliminary investigation into the sale of Gyumri's Black Fortress during the tenure of former President Serzh Sargsyan. The Black Fortress, a historic landmark in Armenia's second-largest city, became the subject of scrutiny fo