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The Mirror in the Lavatory
By Karen Avetisyan
How people behave in public spaces compared to private ones and how they perceive their individual civic responsibility is a reflection of the society in which they live.
The Mixed Messaging of Ilham Aliyev
By Joe Nerssessian
Armenophobic comments from Azerbaijani’s President are nothing new. He has long drummed up support among his population by promoting hatred against Armenians and using dehumanizing language, often referring to them as dogs and vermin.
The Multilayered Causes of the War
By Tigran Grigoryan
A unique combination of causal factors at different levels made the 44-day war possible. Tigran Grigoryan presents a systematic and comprehensive explanation of the structural conditions and circumstances behind Azerbaijan’s large-scale offensive.
The Myth of “National” Science
By Gagik Tovmasian
The current state and future direction of science in Armenia has been discussed on various platforms recently. Gagik Tovmasian writes about the need to elevate the status of national institutes and willingness to open up to the world.
The Necessity of Inclusive Political Institutions
By Hamazasp Danielyan
Hamazasp Danielyan identifies principles for the development of the political system, highlighting the circumstances that are delaying the formation of participatory political institutions and the importance of amending the Electoral Code in light of the crisis in the country.
The Need for Gender Equality in the Labor Market
By Sona Martirosyan
Striving for gender equality in the labor market is essential to maximizing Armenia’s economic potential.
The “New Woman” for the “New Nation”
By Hasmik Khalapyan
New national values and representations were being formed among Ottoman Armenians in the 19th century and the Woman's Question was an inseparable part of the formulation of a new national identity, Hasmik Khalapyan writes.
The Nikol Pashinyan Administration: 2018-Present
By Gohar Abrahamyan
Armenia’s current Prime Minister came to power in 2018 following nationwide protests. This article chronicles his rise to power, the major challenges and shortcomings of his administration.
The Noisy Silent School
By Kushane Chobanyan
There is a school in one of the greenest neighborhoods of Yerevan where children of all ages speak in the indescribably beautiful language of gestures.
The Nuclear Option
By Hranoush Dermoyan
Armenia’s Nuclear Power Plant in Metsamor is vital for Armenia’s energy security; it also poses dangers that are often overlooked. While the focus has been its location, less public scrutiny has been paid to its ongoing environmental impact.
