Tue Jul 10 2018
Pashinyan’s War
By Nerses Kopalyan
Nerses Kopalyan writes that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s declaration of war against the entrenched powers of the previous system is not simply a singular attack against corruption, but rather a broad multi-pronged strategy that envisions an ideational restructuring of Armenia’s political culture.
Sun Jul 08 2018
Human Rights-Based Approaches in Practice: The Armenian Context
By Anahit Simonyan
Upholding the dignity and rights of each individual is the main function of any democratic state. The change in power as a result of the revolution and the assumption of the office of prime minister by Nikol Pashinyan with the agreement and affirmation of wide segments of society put into motion the formation of a new social contract.
Sat Jun 30 2018
What Can go Wrong: Internal and External Threats to the Armenian Revolution
By Mikayel Zolyan
In this second of a two-part series, Mikayel Zolyan looks at the external threats to the Armenian revolution. He writes that while security concerns continue to be real, the Armenian government and society need to make sure that the government system is well-functioning and ready to face external challenges.
