EDM խոհանոցը գենդերային համատեքստում

By Eva Khachatryan

Էլեկտրոնային պարային երաժշտությունը, որպես Հայաստանում համեմատաբար նոր մշակութային երեւույթ, կարող էր կանանց կողմից զբաղեցվաղ տարածք լինել, բայց նույնիսկ այստեղ տղամարդկանց ներկայությունը գերակշռում է:

Edu2work: A Navigation Tool Bridging the Gap Between Education and Labor Markets

By Ruzanna Baldryan

How an AI-powered platform that analyzes thousands of online job postings from a wide variety of commercial websites to provide insights into the labor market can make data-driven decisions come to life.

Efficiency, Flaws and Potential Dangers of Phone Tracking

By Astghik Karapetyan

For nearly three months, a tracking system overseeing the phone calls and locations of citizens has been implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19. EVN Report’s Astghik Karapetyan talked to several experts on the efficiency, flaws and possible dangers of the system.

Election Day: Choices Are Never Easy

By Yevgenya Jenny Paturyan

Political Scientist Yevgenya Paturyan considers the choices voters have ahead of the parliamentary elections, a mere three days away. She says that even though there may be a dearth of the perfect candidate, action is always better than inaction.

Election Finally Officially Triggered: Here Are the Possible Outcomes

By Harout Manougian

The early parliamentary election was officially triggered on May 10, 2021. Harout Manougian looks at the main possible scenarios for the outcome of the election, based on party rankings from recent poll results.

Electoral Reform Bill Made Public as Early Election Talks Continue

By Harout Manougian

Proposed changes to Armenia’s Electoral Code began in the summer of 2018. Almost three years later, the electoral reform bill has been sent to the Venice Commission for an expert opinion. Will the bill make its way into law before potential early elections, if at all?

Eli and Gor

Journalist, activist and cartoonist Lucine Kasbarian's political cartoon "Eli and Gor, A Cross-cultural Parallel" is a reflection of her desire to make incisive and humorous commentaries about the Armenian condition.

Emergency Medical Care: How Anticipating Catastrophe Makes a Difference

By Dr. Sharon Chekijian

Armenia is now in a teachable moment. It is time to double down on disaster preparedness and emergency care development by taking proactive measures and moving from reaction to prevention and mitigation.

Ending the Blockade: Potential Reopening of Armenia’s Rail Links

By Max Hunder

Armenia’s Government must quickly shape a coherent and powerful vision of what it wants to gain from the transport talks. If they get it wrong, the country is at risk of being outmaneuvered by Azerbaijan and taken advantage of by Russia.

Environmental Protection and Pandora’s Box to Independence

By Ani Garibyan

Even after Armenia gained independence from the Soviet Union, it is still reliant on many Soviet-built (sometimes very poorly built) infrastructure that can prove to be dangerous to local communities, flora and fauna, as well as the country’s economy and national security.