Young Armenian entrepreneurs are bringing AI, drones, and blockchain into agriculture, developing tools tailored to small-scale farmers. From smart beehives to precision spraying and traceable wool, agritech startups are reshaping rural livelihoods while navigating a small, cautious market.
Residents of Shirak’s border villages view the possible reopening of the Armenia–Turkey border and the Kars–Gyumri railway with a mix of hope, skepticism and deep historical unease. Catherine Odom’s report from Shirak.
Once a symbol of Soviet industry, Yerevan’s abandoned clock factory is alive again, this time to the rhythm of creativity. Artists have transformed its forgotten halls into studios, reviving the space with new life, collaboration, and visions for Armenia’s contemporary art scene.
Armenia’s winemaking renaissance faces a new challenge: climate change. From shifting harvests to genetic research on native grapes, winemakers and scientists are adapting—experimenting with higher-altitude vineyards, irrigation methods, and biodiversity to preserve a six-millennia-old tradition.
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