What began as a niche sport is steadily gaining ground in Armenia. Through the story of the 2026 Ararat Squash Cup, players and organizers reflect on the sport’s growing community, international ambitions and hopes for the future as squash prepares for its Olympic debut.
In this candid, relatable reflection on turning 25, Sona Gevorgyan lists 25 lessons shaped by small moments, setbacks and quiet realizations. Moving between humor and honesty, it rethinks adulthood, expectations, and what it means to grow at your own pace, in your own way.
In Armenia’s tech sector, women founders are redefining leadership while navigating motherhood, bias and limited representation. Through resilience, education and visibility, they are building successful companies, and in the process reshaping what the “ideal founder” looks like.
In this personal reflection on Armenian New Year’s traditions, memory and loss, Sona Gevorgyan traces how family rituals, shifting celebrations, and life in a changing country reframe the meaning of renewal.
As the ethnically cleansed Armenians of Artsakh streamed into Goris, they were met with hundreds of volunteers, among them diasporan Armenians, many of whom now feel a deeper connection and a stronger sense of purpose.
Henrik Hakobyan, captain of Armenia’s national water polo team, was killed by an Azerbaijani missile on the first night of the 2020 Artsakh War. Three years on, his legacy continues to inspire water polo athletes.
Although it was initially created to teach mathematical concepts 50 years ago, today, people have turned the Rubik’s Cube into a competitive sport called speedcubing. Armenia is now part of that world and holds several records.
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