Armenia.Eu.org is a lightweight and fast website dedicated to Armenia and the Armenian diaspora. It combines key country facts, a concise historical overview, a curated directory of Armenian organizations, and a news section refreshed from RSS feeds.
The package is designed for a small VPS with nginx, php-fpm, and SQLite, so it avoids heavy frameworks while remaining easy to deploy and expand through the admin panel.
Key facts about the country, culture, geography, and diaspora.
A concise timeline from antiquity to the present.
SÃO PAULO — In the early 1970s, construction began on a metro station in the Ponte Pequena district of São Paulo, Brazil. An Armenian civil engineer was among those involved […] The post Vahan Agopyan: The Armenian Secretary in São Paulo’s State Government: Video Report appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
A professional architect, Setrak Taner Isnar has just published a massive volume titled Lost Sacred Geometries: Resurrecting the Architectural Language of Medieval Armenian Churches, which includes the beautiful photography of […] The post New Book Attempts to Resurrect the Architectural Language of Medieval Armenian Churches appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Jorge Posbeyikian Special to the Mirror-Spectator There is a Spitfire in the Imperial War Museum in London, serial number R6915. The pilot who flew it shot down four German […] The post Six Children of an Armenian Refugee, and the War They Chose: A London family in WWII appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
To the Editor: The Knights of Vartan have entered a transformational stage with vigorous new programs and goals catered to young professional Armenian men who possess a haygagan sird – […] The post Generational Change at Knights of Vartan appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
An Azerbaijani appeals court on August 6 upheld lengthy prison sentences against seven former leaders of Nagorno-Karabakh captured by Baku in 2023. Five of them were sentenced to life imprisonment […] The post Azeri Court Upholds Jail Terms For Former Karabakh Leaders appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
By Stephan Pechdimaldji When the Israeli cabinet unanimously approved a measure to formally recognize the Armenian Genocide in late June, it seemed, for a moment, that a long-overdue moral threshold […] The post Israel’s Suspended Armenian Genocide Vote Is Business as Usual appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.