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Peace Prize and the Price of Peace - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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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 of the Hessian Peace Prize for 2026 to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The prize, established by the Albert Osswald Foundation, was given to Pashinyan in recognition of his “outstanding service” in the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan. State Parliament President Astrid Wallm
Little Singers of Armenia to Present Concert with English Twist - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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YEREVAN — They are recognized internationally as an outstanding vocal group, and informally called cultural ambassadors of Armenia. The Little Singers of Armenia choir, founded in 1992 by Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Tigran Hekekyan, has performed extensively in cities and countries throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America, spreading knowledge of Armenian music to audiences of multifarious language groups and musical cultures. Their repertoire reflects their experience, as
Pashinyan Receives Peace Prize in Germany - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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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 in the Hessian Landtag (regional parliament) in the state capital Wiesbaden. The prize, awarded by the Albert Osswald Foundation (named after its founder, a former Hessian governor), is given to people in recognition of their contribution to understanding among peoples and peace. Regional and national media carried the n
Mesrop, Matenadaran and the Digital Revolution - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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In 405, Mesrop Mashtots invented the Armenian alphabet and thereby unleashed a literary, cultural revolution; by giving the Armenian people a written language, he made possible a translation of the Bible, and with it, not only the basis for worship with a liturgy in the mother tongue, but the means to develop a literary culture. Scholars at the Mesrop Mashtots Research Institute of Ancient Manuscripts (Matenadaran) have launched an ambitious new project that might be seen as honoring the legacy
Childrenâs Opera Celebrates Triumph over Evil - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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YEREVAN â In times of political conflict, where aggressive forces wield superior military and geopolitical power to subjugate weaker forces, the strategic choice the latter face often appears as between appeasement and resistance. In the small town of Nor Hachn, Armenia, a childrenâs opera recently premiered its musical-theatrical contribution to this age-old debate. Taking a page from a fairy tale written by beloved national poet Hovhannes Tumanyan (1869-1923), âChari Verjeh,â or âThe
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