Tue Dec 03 2019
Desperately Seeking a More Comfortable Ride
By Lusine Sargsyan
With car imports to Armenia doubling over the past year and a poorly organized public transportation network, there is permanent gridlock in the streets of the country’s capital. Yerevan’s municipality hopes to change all that.
Tue Nov 19 2019
Calm Before the Storm: The Unknown Future of Armenia’s Increasing Tourism
By Sofia Bergmann
With numbers expected to reach record peaks in 2020, Armenia’s current grassroots tourism industry stands in a formative transition period that could go many ways.
Mon Nov 18 2019
Making Sense of the ‘Controversy’ Behind Education Reforms
By Avnik Melikian
Protests erupted after a draft education reform agenda was publicized that sought to make Armenian language, literature and history courses optional in universities. However, there are a number of other proposed reforms that could potentially undermine the independence of universities that have been left out of the public discourse.
