Sun Mar 31 2019
The Armenian Footprint of Isfahan
By Arshaluys Barseghyan
Isfahan is more than just a place with an abundance of blue, hospitality and diplomacy, Isfahan is also Julfa, the old Armenian neighborhood where the domes of churches are not pointed but rather round like a Mosque’s, where an Armenian community, since 1605, continues to exist and has become an inseparable part of the fabric of this city once built to be the center of the world.
Tue Feb 19 2019
The Evolving Culture of Armenian Board Games
By Anahit Sukiasyan
You most likely played Monopoly as a child, and if your first language was Armenian, then you most probably struggled to translate the content of the cards from English or Russian. Anahit Sukiasyan writes about how Armenian board games are being developed and gaining popularity.
Wed Feb 06 2019
At the Crossroads of Virtual and Actual Realities
By Anahit Sukiasyan
Life is no longer about stopping to smell the roses, it’s more like a sprint to see who gets the most likes on social media platforms. There are those, however, who have decided to live their lives offline and measure their success by other criteria.
