Tue Sep 24 2019
A New Governance Architecture for Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture
By Emil Gevorgyan
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Armenia’s agricultural sector has faced sustainability challenges. This article identifies shortcomings of previous and current agricultural policies and underscores the need for immediate action to address food insecurity, the effects of devastating poverty and rural exodus.
Tue Sep 17 2019
Summer Heat Waves and Forest Fires: Armenia Not Immune to Climate Change
By Lusine Sargsyan
When we think about climate change, Armenia may not be the first country that comes to mind. But in fact, Armenia is among the countries in Europe and Central Asia that is most vulnerable to climate change.
Sun Sep 15 2019
From the Forgotten Pages of History: Margarit Babayan, Her Music, Her Passion and Komitas
By Arpine Haroyan
The young girl, who was almost “killed” by the stunning music of Komitas Vardapet on a beautiful spring day in Tbilisi, was Margarit Babayan, a 28-year-old mezzo-soprano, who later would become a renowned singer and a vocal teacher across Europe, and be remembered as the beloved friend and muse of Komitas Vardapet.
