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WATERTOWN — Boston Museum of Fine Arts CEO and Ann and Graham Gund Director Pierre Terjanian speaks about the MFA, art museums and his career in a conversation with Aram[...]

On June 7, parliamentary elections were held in Armenia, resulting in the re-election of the country’s ruling authorities, who will continue governing for the next four years. Prime Minister Nikol[...]

CANNES (news.am) — One of the most talked-about out-of-competition premieres at the 79th Cannes Film Festival has been “De Gaulle: Tilting Iron,” a sweeping historical epic starring French-Armenian actor Simon[...]

YEREVAN–PARIS – Irina Petrovna Dzutsova (born in 1941, Tbilisi) is an Ossetian historian and philologist by education, Doctor of Art History. From 1966 to 1970 she worked at the Russian[...]

YEREVAN — Since 2023, when various social programs for forcibly displaced persons from Nagorno-Karabakh were launched, they have been met with vague or even hostile reactions from many in Armenia.[...]

The European leaders’ summit in Yerevan from May 4 to 5 drew pan-European attention. Delegations from across Europe, along with the prime minister of Canada and officials from Georgia and[...]

PARIS — During two full days of events, Paris commemorated the Armenian Genocide. It began in the morning of April 24 with a reception for the Armenian community at Paris[...]

By Aghavni Karnoogian Special to the Mirror-Spectator PARIS — “Mi Morna” or “N’oublie pas, j’oublie” drew a full house at the Théâtre du Chariot in Paris[...]

YEREVAN / VILLEURBANNE, France — Véronique Kapoïan Favel (born 1959, Aubenas, Ardèche), is a French actress and stage director of Armenian origin. Since 1981, she has worked primarily in theatre[...]

YEREVAN/VALENCE, France – Mickaël Taboyan (born 1982) is a French actor with considerable experience in film, television, and theatre. He trained at the Conservatoire de Montpellier and has completed additional[...]