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  National library hosts meeting with writer Danny Donikian July 9, 2010 - 16:56 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - On July 9, the National Library of Armenia hosted a meeting with French-Armenian writer and translator Danny Donikian. In addition to writing books, he has translated to French books by Hovhannes Tumanyan, Paruyr Sevak, Violet Grigoryan, Marine Petrosyan, Arpi Voskanyan and other writers from Armenia and Diaspora. Danny Donikian is a founder and editor of several known Armenian websites and blogs. Besides, he is an activist in the struggle for the Armenian Genocide recognition. He was the initiator of a flower laying ceremony to Komitas monument in France with a representative of Turkish intelligentsia, which has become an annual tradition. Donikian actively participates in Armenia's political life. He was а chronicler of local and presidential elections in Artsakh in 2006-2008, during which he was an observer of ONG Transpa-rency organization.  Top stories In 2010, some 42,000 of Hong Kong's 89,000 births were to women from China, whose children qualify for residency. HIV/AIDS remains one of world's most significant public health challenges, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. At least 74 people were killed and hundreds injured after soccer fans rushed the field in the seaside city of Port Said. Countries from Italy to Ukraine struggled to cope with temperatures that plunged to record lows in some places.   |  Latest news Arab League, Russia, China join efforts to end Syria violence  Russia, China blocked a draft UN resolution, which backed an Arab League peace plan that seeks Assad resignation.200,000 to gather for pro-Putin rally Feb 23 The rally will be organized jointly by Putin’s campaign staff and the All-Russia People’s Front, affiliated with United Russia.Putin won’t meet PACE election observers PACE observers will assess Russia's electoral legislation and electoral campaigns leading up to the March 4 vote.Kodak to stop production of digital cameras, frames Once the products are phased out, Kodak said its consumer business will focus on photo printing and desktop inkjet printers. |
