Tag: EVN Report Podcasts

September 22, 2021
Promoting Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Anastas Mikoyan: Dodging the Raindrops

A specialist in 19th and 20th century Russian and Eurasian history, Dr. Pietro Shakarian speaks to EVN Report about the intricate and complicated history surrounding Soviet Armenian statesman Anastas Mikoyan, how his ethnicity informed his politics, his role in the purges and later in the series of political reforms after Joseph Stalin’s death in 1953 known as de-Stalinization.

September 11, 2021
Սփյուռքից Հայաստան՝ իԳործ

Պատկերների մասին կուլիսներից

Նէ, Մայր հայաստան, քաղաքան վերլուծություն. ոմանք գրում են, ոմանք էլ գրավորը լրացնում են նկարազարդումներով և պատկերներով։ Արմինե Շահբազյանն ու Հարութ Թումաղյանը խոսում են մեդիա հարթակների հետ համագործակցելու իրենց փորձառությունից:

May 26, 2021
Post-War Diplomacy

Armenia’s Vaccine Rollout

Armenia’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been comparably slow. To date, just over 30,000 people have gotten vaccinated in the country. Public health specialist Araz Chiloyan who is working at the Ministry of Health focusing on vaccine procurement and distribution, speaks to EVN Report about the available vaccines, the issues and challenges with the vaccination effort.

February 10, 2021
Fostering Innovators of the Future

Fostering Innovators of the Future

Armen Orujyan, the founding CEO of the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology (FAST) speaks about their initiative with Armenia’s Ministry of Defense called UNIT 1991. The program will provide people of conscription age with education and knowledge in data science and AI giving them the opportunity to be employed by the Defense Ministry in respective divisions or in leading high-tech enterprises.

August 19, 2020

In a Catastrophic Mess Yet Alive

In the ensuing hours following the massive explosion in Beirut on August 4, the Howard Karagheusian Primary Health Care Center in Bourj Hammoud, treated 341 people while half the staff was clearing away the rubble and shattered glass from the damaged building. The director of the center, Serop Ohanian says being resilient is not easy but it is the only choice. And while it is anticipated that many people, especially the young, might leave the Armenian communities of the Middle East, Ohanian says the Center will always be there to take care of those left behind.