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Articles by Karine Vann

Roundups

Who Will Be Armenia’s Next PM? And How Does Russia Feel About it? Questions Remain, as Protests Pause in Yerevan and Pashinyan Heads to Gyumri

April 26, 2018 Karine Vann 4

As events are transpiring extremely quickly, here’s our roundup of main events from the last two days. Earlier today, President Armen Sarkissian released an official statement expressing approval over the increased civic engagement the recent […]

Roundups

Flares Go Off in Parliament (Literally), Serge Sarkisian Receives PM Nomination, Tsarukyan Alliance Voices Dissent

April 12, 2018 Karine Vann 4

Last night, as Americans reeled from the shock of Paul Ryan’s decision to step down from one of the most powerful roles in his nation’s government after just two and a half years, nearly 6,000 […]

Op-Eds

Whatever You Do, Don’t Read This Article

April 9, 2018 Karine Vann 3

You’ve been tricked. I do want you to read this article—very much, in fact. And I had a whole wonderful introduction prepared, that described in no simple terms a busy morning at the Armenian Weekly—in […]

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Media Review | 19-Year-Old Yerevan Girl’s Testimony Tells of Repeated Harassment by Artsakh Police

March 28, 2018 Karine Vann 13

On March 26, a video testimony was published as part of a report by local news site Epress.am. The video features Asya Khachatryan, a 19-year-old girl from Yerevan, describing the three-day, police-led harassment she experienced […]

Special Reports

The Controversy Over ‘Karas’—A Term for Commerce or Cultural Heritage?

March 23, 2018 Karine Vann 8

 For many villagers across Armenia, karases—the egg-shaped terracotta jugs used for winemaking in the region—aren’t worth the basement space they occupy. Despite the fact that in recent years, they have become a symbol of […]

Interviews

In the Market of Armenian Language-Learning Resources, Every Book Counts

March 17, 2018 Karine Vann 11

Anyone that’s ever tried to learn Armenian eventually comes into contact with the bizarre duality of the language—namely, that there are two. And these two dialects are divided, as the rest of the world appears […]

Interviews

From Cafés in Yerevan to Congressional Seats in Illinois

February 28, 2018 Karine Vann 4

Inside a modestly-sized café on Amiryan Street in downtown Yerevan, Westerners tinker away on tiny laptops. Workers from a local non-profit hash out the morning gossip. Young people from the city’s bearded creative class dash […]

Interviews

Next Time You’re in Armenia, Beware the Frozen Hot Dogs

February 13, 2018 Karine Vann 7

“Spotlight on Our Media” is a special series for the Armenian Weekly highlighting the work of local journalists covering in-country issues.  In the summer of 2016, journalist Tatev Khachatryan made a simple, yet startling observation: […]

Special Reports

Will New Sanitary Landfills Solve Armenia’s Waste Woes?

January 25, 2018 Karine Vann 3

It’s 2018, and among the many items on its agenda, the Armenian government is preparing to finalize a new initiative that will be a landmark for the country’s landfills: the construction of the first sanitary […]

Interviews

Who Takes Out the Trash in Yerevan?

January 19, 2018 Karine Vann 2

For every majestic photograph of Mount Ararat from Yerevan posted to Instagram, there is a far less-appealing view lurking just outside the edges of its neatly cropped frame. Plastic bags, bottles, dirty diapers, used yogurt […]

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