Podcast

COP17: Armenia Welcomes the World

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of October 16: Armenia is set to host COP17, the UN biodiversity summit in a few days; the controversial Amulsar gold mine begins operations; Armenia’s government declares ENA’s entire share capital to be of overriding public interest; another non-combat death reported in the Armed Forces and more.
Arsen Kharatyan EVN TALKS

Bending the Ear of the Nation

A conversation with Arsen Kharatyan, founder of Aliq Media, on the narratives of peace and war dominating the campaign messaging of both the ruling party and the opposition, and the specific domestic brand of political nihilism where the choice of leadership has, for several elections, been guided by the voter's interpretation of a lesser evil.

Pashinyan Requests the Resignation of the Director of the Genocide Museum

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of March 13: the director of the Armenian Genocide Museum resigns following the prime minister’s request; Armenia’s Investigative Committee says the secret services of an unnamed country are pressuring Armenian citizens there to support certain parties running in the elections in Armenia; Pashinyan says Armenia is ready to provide a road connecting Azerbaijan’s western regions and Nakhichevan along the Kornidzor–Goris–Yeghegnadzor–Yeraskh route.

Regional Tensions Rise After Strikes on Iran

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of March 6: Following U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, the stakes are high for Armenia and the wider South Caucasus; Armenian Government is facilitating the return of Armenian nationals trapped across the Gulf and other regions; Electric Networks of Armenia, owned by Tashir Group, is to be nationalized and more.

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