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When you change the way you look at things, things you look at change! Life Coach Anna Dolabjian is currently visiting Dubai. We had the opportunity t...
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By Hrach Kalsahakian Is it on 25th December, 6th January, 7th January or 19th January? The question that pops up every year: Why Armenians celebrate C...
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Hardly a year passes without Hotel Baron drawing the attention of journalists, tourists, and researchers. In a recent article published by Reuters, An...
The Eternal Lantern of Hope: A book by Baydzig Kalaydjian
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Discrete Video Modeling for children with special needs in Armenia
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JIRKA combines art with architecture
Azad-Hye Jirayr Khachikian, known also as Jirka, is born in Basra, Iraq, from orphan parents who have survived the Armenian Genocide. After the Genoci...
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