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Stepanakert Under Attack
By Eric Grigorian
As Stepanakert, the capital of Artsakh came under continual shelling by Azerbaijani armed forces, photojournalist Eric Grigorian captured the devastating aftermath.
Strengthening Global Health Systems: An Interview With Vanessa Kerry
By Lara Setrakian , Arpine Grigoryan
When it comes to dealing with a pandemic, resources matter, says Dr. Vanessa Kerry of Seed Global Health, but it has to be coupled with good policy and courageous leadership willing to make the right decisions.
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.
Surrogacy and Parenthood in Armenia
By Kushane Chobanyan
Couples who have struggled with infertility, sometimes turn to surrogate mothers to have a child of their own. With continuing economic hardship in Armenia, policymakers and health professionals need to address issues in the current legislation that may leave women who choose to become surrogates vulnerable.
Taking Up the Challenge of Peace
By Armine Aleksanyan
Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister of Artsakh, Armine Aleksanyan on her long journey from Martouni to Stepanakert, to London and Vienna and back to Artsakh to work in the service of a country that is not recognized by the world
Tatevik Revazian: Don’t Say It’s Impossible, I Won't Believe You
By Roubina Margossian
Negotiating the complexities of civil aviation aside, Tatevik Revazian, chair of Armenia’s Civil Aviation Committee has had to learn how to negotiate the media landscape, trust less and break down stereotypes.
Taxes, Governance and the New Armenia
By Samson Avetian
There has been much discussion about the new tax reform being proposed by Armenia’s new government. Samson Avetian teases out some of the key issues of the reform.
Tech in Armenia: Dawn of a New Era?
By Raffi Kassarjian
Many observers believe that current trends in the global IT market are creating new opportunities for growth and relevance for Armenian tech companies. If the industry at large – as well as government and educational institutions – react quickly and earnestly to these trends, Armenia has an opportunity to capture an inordinate share of the new value being created as a result of these trends.
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.
Termination of the War Seems Distant for Now: Here Is Why
By Vahram Ter-Matevosyan
Ilham Aliyev’s gamble is doomed to fail. His risk calculation and management toolbox is inherently defective. The initial military advantage of his army had clear drivers which the Defense Army of Artsakh has now fully identified, unearthed and contextualized.
