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Getting to Choose the Least Bad Option
By Raffi Elliott
Armenians may be wary of going to the polls in the upcoming snap parliamentary elections, but democracy remains the only option on the ballot.
Gitak: Bridging Students With Supervisors for Science Research
By Tatev Mkrtumyan
With the absence of qualified academic supervisors and challenges with the quality of student research, there was a need to develop a platform where students and supervisors could meet remotely.
Global Pressures or Lack of Vision? Armenia in GMO Limbo
By EVN Report
Today, the demand for increased agricultural productivity to ensure food security, the use of genetically engineered crops and powerful conglomerates that control most of the world’s seed industry like Monsanto are threatening the lives and livelihoods of small farmers all over the world. This contentious global debate has now found its way to Armenia. EVN Report investigates.
Global Water Scarcity and Its Implications for Armenia
By Paruyr Abrahamyan
In this comprehensive piece on water security, Paruyr Abrahamyan provides an in-depth overview of global water scarcity, how this will potentially compound the already-complex problems facing the South Caucasus and makes a number of recommendations.
Graceful Ambition and the Barbell
By Gayane Ghazaryan
Meet 16-year-old Liana Gyurjyan who made history becoming the youngest female weightlifter from Armenia in her weight category to win three gold medals in a single day. Լիանա Գյուրջյանը Հայաստանի ամենաերիտասարդ ծանրորդն է իր քաշային կարգում, ում հաջողվել է մեկ օրվա ընթացքում երեք ոսկե մեդալ նվաճել: Լիանան գիտի, թե ինչպես կարելի է համատեղել դեռահասի առօրյան օլիմպիական մարտահրավերների հետ:
Grand Hotel Yerevan: A Living Legend of the City
By Arpine Haroyan
Grand Hotel Yerevan was not only the first large-scale public building constructed in Yerevan, it also played a significant role in the cultural renaissance of the capital city. Arpine Haroyan weaves together the fascinating history of the landmark hotel through the voices of its illustrious residents.
Ground Zero: Back to the Question of the Diaspora
By Khatchik DerGhougassian
Will the 2020 Artsakh War be a turning point for the diaspora to reassess and define a new agenda for itself? Dr. Khatchik DerGhougassian argues that a paradigm shift has started to occur in how the diaspora sees itself and its relationship with the homeland.
Gyumri 1988 - 2018: Rising Still
By Arpine Haroyan , Gayane Ghazaryan
Thirty years ago, a devastating earthquake ripped through northern Armenia, killing over 25 thousand people, destroying buildings, decimating entire villages and in its ominous wake, leaving a people traumatized. Today, 30 years on, Gyumri, one of the hardest hit cities, is rising.
Hanging in the Air: When Even Your Displacement Is Unrecognized
By Gohar Abrahamyan
The thousands displaced by the 2020 Artsakh War are asking “What do you expect me to do?” But, no one has an answer for them.
Harissa: Tradition and Resistance
By Hranoush Dermoyan
Christian Armenian lore traces the origins of harissa to Gregory the Illuminator, who converted King Tiridates III to Christianity at the beginning of the 4th century. Hranoush Dermoyan traces the history of this traditional Armenian dish.
