Wed Aug 07 2019
An Unfinished Revolution
By Maria Titizian
During an hour-long speech in Stepanakert, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan set out his government’s strategic goals for 2050. However, 24 hours earlier, he disclosed that a secret document from the previous regime had confirmed the country was in a state of institutional collapse.
Sun Apr 07 2019
The Incoherence of Peace: The Karabakh Quagmire and the Fine Line Between Compromise and Capitulation
By Nerses Kopalyan
While taking the reader through the complexities of international law, Dr. Nerses Kopalyan writes that when Armenia and Azerbaijan speak about peace, they mean completely different things. What they are actually saying is that they seek peace on their own terms.
Thu Mar 07 2019
Are Women Just the Extra (Soft) Touch to the Men’s (Strong) Soul?
By Natalia Voutova
Natalia Voutova writes that girls should not be raised with the expectation that their social status and role as a wife and mother are pre-determined, but rather they should be offered a different outlook on gender equality.
