Tue Mar 27 2018
Security Dilemma and Failed Opportunity: The Armenian Republic in Kars
By Varak Ketsemanian
In an exclusive interview with EVN Report’s contributor Varak Ketsemanian, Alexander Balistreri of the University of Basel reflects on some of the larger historical and historiographical problems pertinent to the region around Kars a century ago and sheds light on the political and military developments that shaped the policies of the Armenian government and the larger regional powers.
Mon Mar 05 2018
Six Lessons From the Failed Armenian-Turkish Rapprochement
By Vahram Ter-Matevosyan
Armenia’s president signed a decree on March 1 announcing the controversial Armenian-Turkish protocols null and void. Now that the the protocols are a thing of the past, Vahram Ter-Matevosyan writes that the time has come to draw some lessons from an initiative that was long dead.
Thu Mar 01 2018
Ten Victims, Ten Years, Zero Culpability
By Hamazasp Danielyan
Ten years after the worst post-election clashes in the history of Armenia’s independent statehood that left ten people dead and hundreds injured, the wounds are still fresh and the pain raw. In this personal essay, Hamazasp Danielyan writes about the events leading up to March 1, 2008 and reflects on his personal transformation.
