Culture
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Armenia’s 2025 Monument Restoration Budget Surges to 1.4 Billion Drams, Expanding to Churches and Monasteries
The 2025 state budget for monument restoration stands at 1.4 billion drams, a dramatic rise from 127 million drams in 2018.
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Uyghur Voices: Cinema, Advocacy, and Culture Amid Ongoing Struggle
Uyghur identity is finding new platforms in film, activism, and cuisine, even as the community faces severe repression. From Bing Liu’s nuanced storytelling to global advocacy and cultural preservation, Uyghur voices are challenging silence and stereotypes.
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Joseph Fiennes Faces Family Adversity After Returning to London: Mugging, Lost Car, and Unexpected Change
After a decade in Mallorca, Joseph Fiennes and his family returned to London only to confront crime and a dramatic change in lifestyle. The actor reflects on adversity, misconceptions about his upbringing, and how his children are adapting.
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Guadeloupe’s Creative Voices Shine at New York African Diaspora International Film Festival
Guadeloupean filmmakers take center stage at the 33rd NY African Diaspora International Film Festival, joining a diverse Caribbean and global lineup to spotlight complex histories and vibrant cultures.
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Northern Lights: Nature’s Dazzling Display Captivates the World
A deep dive into the science, history, and cultural impact of the Northern Lights, exploring why this natural phenomenon continues to mesmerize people across the globe.
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The Impact of Globalization on World Cultures
Globalization has profoundly influenced world cultures, fostering cross-cultural exchanges while challenging local traditions. This article explores how globalization reshapes cultural identities, balances innovation with authenticity, and highlights the dual nature of its effects.
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Armenia: Military Deferment Deadline Approaching for Educators, Artists, Athletes – 2025
The Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Armenia has announced that the deadline for submitting applications for mandatory military service deferment for individuals active in the fields of education, culture, and sports is May 1, 2025. Eligible citizens…
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Tsaghkadzor to Get New Theatre Complex: Government Approves Project
Armenian government greenlights construction of a new theatre complex in Tsaghkadzor, near Kecharis Monastery, boosting culture and tourism.
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PFW March 5th: Haider Ackermann’s Tom Ford Debut and the Rise of Emerging Designers
The highlights of Paris Fashion Week on March 5th: Haider Ackermann’s debut at Tom Ford and innovative showcases from emerging designers.
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Robert De Niro on Taking Command in ‘Zero Day’: He immediately strikes you as the president we all wish we had
Robert De Niro discusses his role in Netflix’s ‘Zero Day,’ a new political thriller series, its genre, and contemporary relevance, based on a Tudum interview.
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Yerevan Theater Guide: Top Performances on February 19, 2025
Plan your evening with Yerevan’s theater guide for February 19, 2025. Discover showtimes, descriptions, and ticket prices for top plays and performances.
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New Regulations for State Funding of Cinema in Armenia Announced
Armenia announces new regulations for state funding of cinema to boost national film production and international competitiveness. Learn about the key changes.
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Challenges of Armenia’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Discussed at Paris Conference
A conference titled “Armenian Intangible Cultural Heritage: Language, Music, Stories, Crafts” took place in Paris, dedicated to the challenges of Armenia’s intangible cultural heritage, issues related to state policy and program directions. Astghik Marabyan, Head of the Cultural Heritage Department…
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The Fate of Museum Artifacts in Case of Closure: Regulations from the Government of Armenia
The Armenian government, during its session on February 6th, approved a procedure for the future management and preservation of museum artifacts from reorganized and closed museums. This regulation addresses a significant gap in the existing legal framework regarding the disposition…















