Germany

STUTTGART, Germany — From October 15 to 25, Stuttgart will become a hub for Armenian art, literature and music. The Armenian Cultural Days Stuttgart is organized by the Armenian Community[...]

WIESBADEN, Germany — On September 18, the State Parliament of the state of Hesse welcomed members of the German federal government, diplomats, and regional political figures for the official presentation[...]

BOSTON — The Goethe-Institut Boston presents Cemetery of the Nameless, a powerful site-specific installation by Berlin-based Turkish artist Pınar Öğrenci that uncovers a chilling connection between environmental collapse, forced[...]

WIESBADEN, Germany — On August 20 it was announced that Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has been chosen as the recipient of the 2026 Hessian Peace Prize. The news was released[...]

LONDON/NEW YORK — Bloomsbury Press in June released the new book by Stefan Ihrig, Germans and Turks: A Forgotten History of Europe. German–Turkish relations form an essential backdrop to many[...]

By Aytan Farhadova Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev visited Germany on Monday, July 20, where he met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The two leaders also signed a declaration establishing a[...]

HESSE, Germany — While the American communities in most German cities invited their German friends to join them in barbecues featuring hot dogs, hamburgers, potato chips, and beer (or a[...]

By Taner Akçam Some people remain largely invisible and little known, yet they are the principal actors behind the scenes. They are creators and builders. The most fitting description for[...]

The German journalist, genocide researcher, author, and valued friend Wolfgang Gust died peacefully on June 9, surrounded by his family at his home in Hamburg. He was 91. He embodied[...]

YEREVAN/BERLIN — Alicja Khatchikian (born in Italy, 1988) is a Berlin-based artist whose work unfolds at the intersection of documentary, fine art and ethnographic approaches. Through images, text, collage and[...]