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About the “We Exist” Educational and Cultural Event
The Summary of the 2025 Works of the “Monitoring of Artsakh Cultural Heritage” Programme
On the Path to Reviving Artsakh’s Intangible Heritage and Theatrical Traditions
Artsakh Miracle Narratives Compiled by Deacon Edward Keshishyan and Melanya Balayan
A monograph has been published by Armine Tigranyan—PhD in History, cultural studies specialist, and researcher with the **“Monitoring of Artsakh Cultural Heritage”** program—titled: **“NAGORNO-KARABAKH: Violations of Cultural Rights in the Context of Forced Displacement.”**
Interview by the AAHC Artsakh Diocese with Yuri Navoyan, President of the “Dialog” NGO
International law experts and organizations in Germany have submitted an appeal to the German government demanding the immediate cessation of Azerbaijan’s policy aimed at the destruction of Artsakh’s cultural heritage
The “Turkology Summer School” launched in Stepanakert
Public Council for the Protection of Artsakh’s Cultural Heritage: Our colleagues’ critical response to Azerbaijan’s latest statement
Proposal by Members of the French National Assembly
Belgian Chamber of Representatives Adopts Resolution of July 17, 2025 on “The Situation in Nagorno-Karabakh and the Need for Peace in the South Caucasus”
87 Members of the U.S. Congress Send Official Letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio Calling for the Protection of Nagorno-Karabakh’s Cultural Heritage
The book “Artsakh’s Tigranakert: Historical and Cultural Profile in the Light of Archaeological Research” has been published
“Dialog” NGO: Artsakh’s Tigranakert: Historical and Cultural Profile in the Light of Archaeological Research to Be Presented to Russian-Speaking Readers
“Dialog” NGO: Response to the Book “Artsakh’s Cultural Heritage Under Attack”
The 2025 U.S. Annual Report on International Religious Freedom Addresses Continuing Incidents of Destruction of Armenian Monuments in Nagorno-Karabakh by Azerbaijan
“Thoughts About the Future: Armenia” – Interview with Hamlet Petrosyan on Lava Media – AliqRu Channel
Armine Tigranyan’s Article “The International Community’s Disproportionate Response to Azerbaijan’s Policy of Destroying Artsakh’s Cultural Heritage” Has Been Published
One Year Since Armenia’s Accession to the Rome Statute: Opportunities and Prospects for Protecting Artsakh’s Cultural Heritage and the Rights of Its Displaced Population
Publication of Samvel Karapetyan’s “Caucasian Albania Proper: Part 1”

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