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Why does Yerevan need a fashion week?

Anyone with an interest in fashion knows that fashion weeks are among the most anticipated events on the industry’s annual…

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Op-Eds

Turkey, Armenia and the limits of transport-route diversification

Armenia is a landlocked country with a population of around 3 million. Two of its four land borders are closed:…

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Announcements

Jinishian Memorial Program marks 60 years with Yerevan expo

As the Jinishian Memorial Program (JMP) marks 60 years of service to Armenian communities, the organization will host “Youth Business…

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Reflections

A 15-year walk across a 35-year Republic

Fifteen years ago today, on the 20th anniversary of Armenia’s re-independence, I sat down as a young man fresh out…

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News

Ruling party widens divide between diaspora and Yerevan

YEREVAN — A dispute inside Armenia’s parliament over the political value of the Armenian diaspora has escalated into a broader…

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Statements

Armenian Bar responds to prosecution of Catholicos Karekin II 

Courts interpreting international human rights instruments, including the European Convention on Human Rights (to which the Republic of Armenia is…

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News

Concessions under the guise of constitutional reform

YEREVAN — Azerbaijan is no longer concealing that it regards Armenia’s Constitution as another item on its list of postwar…

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News

Yerevan faces European uncertainty as EAEU tensions deepen 

YEREVAN — On Monday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene in a widening dispute…

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Opinion

Silence is complicity: Who will protect the sanctuaries of Artsakh?

The catastrophic 44-day war of 2020 and the subsequent 10-month blockade of Artsakh, culminating in the forced displacement and ethnic…

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Opinion

A phone call from Baku answered the question

Two weeks ago, I argued that Israel’s June 28 Cabinet decision recognizing the Armenian Genocide was not what it was…

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