Wed May 02 2018
The May 1 Vote Was Yet Another Watershed in the Armenian Protest Movement
By Vahram Ter-Matevosyan
Vahram Ter-Matevosyan writes about the political crisis that has gripped Armenia for three weeks now. He looks back at the special session of parliament that took place yesterday, which failed to elect a prime minister and explains why the Republicans would have served Armenia better if they had treated the matter with velvet gloves instead of an iron fist.
Mon Apr 30 2018
Is 2018 the New 1988?
By Mikayel Zolyan
In this new piece, Mikayel Zolyan writes about the similarities and differences between the 1988 Karabakh Movement and the 2018 Velvet Revolution - what it meant for people then and now and lessons to be learned.
Sat Apr 28 2018
The Necessity of Inclusive Political Institutions
By Hamazasp Danielyan
Hamazasp Danielyan identifies principles for the development of the political system, highlighting the circumstances that are delaying the formation of participatory political institutions and the importance of amending the Electoral Code in light of the crisis in the country.
