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Discovery of one of the world's oldest churches reveals Armenia's ancient Christian roots
Archaeologists have uncovered one of the world's oldest Christian churches in the ancient city of Artaxata, Armenia, offering remarkable insight into the spread of early Christianity.
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Armenia warns Nagorno-Karabakh clashes could turn into all-out war
Armenia's president warned on Monday that an outbreak of violence in breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh risked spiralling into all-out war.
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Fighting breaks out between Armenia and Azerbaijan over disputed zone
Nagorno-Karabakh, which lies inside Azerbaijan but is controlled by ethnic Armenians, has run its own affairs with heavy military and financial backing from Armenia since a separatist war ended in 1994.
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Pope to visit Armenia after angering Turkey with genocide remark
Pope Francis plans to visit Armenia in June, the Vatican said on Friday, a trip that could upset Turkey if he again describes the century-old massacres of Christian Armenians as a genocide.
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Armenia's Sarksyan wins presidential vote
Armenian Prime Minister Serzh Sarksyan won a presidential election, results showed on Wednesday, but opposition parties prepared protests in the capital after complaining that the contest was rigged.
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Archbishop returns from visit to Armenia, Syria and Lebanon
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams has returned from a visit to Armenia, Syria and Lebanon.
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Archbishop to visit Armenia, Syria and Lebanon
Following on from his visit to the United States the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, will visit Armenia, Syria and Lebanon, from 22 - 29 September.
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World Vision Armenia Influences Childrens' Education
World Vision Armenia's recommendations have successfully influenced national legislation to improve integration of children with special needs into mainstream education.
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Ecumenical Delegation to Visit Armenia to Bond East-West Church Relations
A five-member ecumenical delegation is set to visit Armenia from Aug. 24 to Sep. 1, 2005. The Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, will take part...
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The kings who converted to Christianity
Royal conversion was very important in defending and spreading the faith. It was also complicated and controversial in some of its effects, as time would reveal.
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War in Nagorno Karabakh: A story of hope amidst the ashes of destruction
In the small Armenian territory of Nagorno Karabakh there exists a wonderful symbol of life and hope that has emerged from the destruction of two brutal wars.
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Mastercard's porn curbs are a step in the right direction
While this latest move by Mastercard is at least a step in the right direction, it does not go nearly far enough to address the profound dangers of a rampant and practically unregulated global porn industry.
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German lawmakers risk Turkey's wrath with Armenia 'genocide' vote
The vote, expected to be held in the first week of June, comes at a particularly sensitive time.
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Armenians say goodbye to their churches in Nagorno-Karabakh
Armenians in the region fear that their ancestral Christian heritage is now threatened under Azerbaijan's control.
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Will the West abandon Armenians like they did Iraq's Kurds and Christians?
There are many reasons why Christians especially should be concerned about the hostility between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the area of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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We used to be poor. Now we have raspberries
'We are a very happy community. We are actually earning more than a government doctor – we can now easily send our children to school.'
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Pope Francis: Church must ask forgiveness from gay people
Pope Francis has said Christians should seek forgiveness from homosexuals for the way they had treated them.
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Turkey needs to admit the Armenian Genocide before it joins the EU
If Germany had refused to recognise its responsibility for the Holocaust, no government would accept that it had a right to a place at the European table.
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Armenian migrants in Turkey fear tense political climate
A century after her forebears fled massacres in Turkey for Armenia, Alla has gone the other way, hoping to win Turkish citizenship after leaving her impoverished homeland.
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Armenian tycoons donate millions to church-building programme
Super-rich Armenians have chosen to invest their millions in building churches, but some are questioning the sincerity of the donations.
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Kim Kardashian says daughter's baptism was a 'beautiful experience'
During the Kardashian-West family's recent trip to Israel and Armenia, they baptised 22-month-old North in a 12th-century Armenian Apostolic Church.
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Historic Istanbul church vandalised in graffiti attack
A historic Armenian church in in Istanbul has been vandalised with graffiti, sparking outrage among Christians and minorities activists.
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Why do some Christians celebrate Christmas on 7 January?
Across most of the Orthodox world, many millions of people celebrate Christmas on 7 January. This is the story...
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Pope Francis makes Christmas Day plea for peace
In his Christmas message, Pope Francis expressed deep concern over the loss of innocent civilian lives resulting from Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
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National Week of Prayer for UK launches with events across the nation
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Over 1,300 people sign petition to keep Scottish island's Tesco closed on Sunday
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Chris Packham leads calls to rewild Church of England
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How William Tyndale gave us the modern English Bible
