It has been over three weeks since we are living in a different Armenia. Now, in just a few days, the interim government will present its program of short term policies. Many are hopeful about […]
The last three decades since the fall of the Soviet Union have witnessed corruption infiltrate nearly every corner of Armenia’s educational system. In 2015, a study from Open Society Foundation revealed a widespread tolerance for […]
Yesterday, Nikol Pashinyan transitioned from opposition leader to Armenia’s leader. After a month of peaceful protest, citizens gathered in Republic Square in downtown Yerevan to celebrate his nomination to the coveted role of prime minister. […]
On the occasion of Nikol Pashinyan’s appointment to the role of prime minister earlier today, congratulatory remarks have already started rolling in. The first to congratulate Pashinyan was Russian president Vladimir Putin, who yesterday was […]
Today, Nikol Pashinyan transitioned from Armenia’s opposition leader, to Armenia’s leader. Citizens present at the celebratory rally in Yerevan wore white, symbolizing their hope that Pashinyan’s election to the role of prime minister will bring a new page in the country’s history. Many wore white t-shirts containing some message, most often the word “dukhov,” an Armenian slang word borrowed from Russian, which translates roughly to “with courage.” Others, like this man, wore messages callin […]
Today marks nine days of mass protests that started after Nikol Pashinyan, finishing his walk from Gyumri, reached Yerevan and called for peaceful, non-violent disobedience against the appointment of Serge Sarkisian as the prime-minister and […]
Summary In the past few weeks, local activists have been gearing up in Armenia, expressing dissatisfaction with the past and current political atmosphere and showing unwillingness to continue in the same direction in the future. […]
YEREVAN (A.W.)—Some of the world’s leading experts in the field of Diaspora Studies—a subject to which Armenians are no strangers—convened in Yerevan on April 3, for a one-day conference on diaspora communities, how they evolve, and […]
YEREVAN (A.W.)—This past weekend, a group of around 100 citizens from the grassroots initiative Չէ՛ք անցկացնի/No Pasaran (a term which, in English, translates to “You will not pass”) marched on Yerevan’s main streets to protest […]
It has been months now that the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia is preparing changes to the country’s labor code. The changes were supposed to be submitted by the end of January […]
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