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Martuni · MartuniImages by Ani Gevorgyan Editor’s note: This interview is one of five in a series conducted by Shushan Papazyan and Ani Gevorgyan documenting the stories of children killed by Azerbaijani aggression in Artsakh. The series will be featured in the Armenian Weekly throughout the coming weeks. *** From 2016-2023, various phases of the Artsakh conflict—from the Four-Day War to the mass displacement—claimed the lives of many civilians, including child…Read Article
A childhood preserved in a suitcase
Gegharkunik Province · Gegharkunik ProvinceThere isn't long to go before the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 kicks off, with 37 countries all vying for the chance to become the next champion.Hoping to rise up to the challenge is Armenia's entrant PARG, a singer known for blending traditional Armenian elements with modern soundscapes.Armenia have taken part in 18 Eurovision Song Contests but they are yet to win and host the competition - could 2025 see a change in luck?As we wait to find out…Read Article
Who is PARG? Meet Armenia's Eurovision 2025 entry
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Gegharkunik Province · Gegharkunik ProvinceArmenia Residents of Kut village in Gegharkunik province have reported nightly gunfire over the past 15 days. Grigor Avagyan, the village head, confirmed hearing shots himself. “There hadn’t been gunfire for the past year and a half, but for the last 15 days, it’s been occurring regularly,” he said. No injuries or damage have been reported. Meanwhile, in Syunik’s Khndzoresk village, similar reports have emerged since March 31. Village head, Seyr…Read Article
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