There’s sadness and troubled faces in Armenia’s banks, post-offices and around electronic payment terminals.
The Armenian Christmas and New Year Controversy
The Armenian Apostolic church uses the Julian Calendar and celebrates Christmas on January 6th. The Fast of Holy Nativity starts on the …
Happy New Year!
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZwPqt1CHXY”] There’s a lot more I wanted to write about and discuss this year (e.g. issues of Kajaran mining project, …
A Crowd of Santas Seen Running in Yerevan
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COA3nOD1OKE”] Armenian capital witnessed today an amusing crowd of young and energetic Santas running trough Yerevan’s central Abovyan street for …
Yerevan's Homeless To Celebrate New Year in Temporary Shelters
The number of Yerevan’s homeless is a mystery. Municipal and State Social Welfare Administrations don’t have reliable data, because the homeless …
New Year and Christmas Are The Favourite Holidays of Armenian Bloggers Too
Yerevan, Republic of Armenia © Onnik Krikorian / Oneworld Multimedia 2008 Hundreds of greetings and congratulations were written on the …