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TRIPP is more than a transit route, it’s a strategic opportunity within shifting Eurasian trade networks. As global supply chains realign, Armenia’s ability to integrate, diversify and position itself will determine whether it gains relevance or remains sidelined, writes Zohrab Mnatsakanyan.

A young doctor’s death from advanced gastric cancer reflects a troubling shift in Armenia, where cancers are increasingly diagnosed late and at younger ages. As cases rise, limited screening, delayed detection and unequal access to modern treatments are straining patients, families and the healthcare system.

Armenia heads to the polls on June 7, 2026 for its first regular parliamentary elections in nearly a decade. This primer breaks down the rules of the race, the key political players, and what’s at stake as the country prepares for a pivotal vote.

Հայկական կինոժառանգության շուրջ ծավալվող զարգացումներին, ակնկալիքներին ու վտանգներին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։

In Armenia, where motherhood is revered and sacrifice expected, raising an autistic child exposes the gap between cultural ideals and lived reality. In this deeply personal essay, Ani Poghosyan explores identity, fear, resilience, and the invisible labor of mothers navigating autism in an unprepared system.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of March 20: E.U. announces €140 million in additional funding to Armenia to accelerate reforms; the Minister of Economy says Armenia is already feeling the effects of the conflict in Iran; EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says Russia has already begun targeting Armenia ahead of its elections.

As global powers shift toward transactional, interest-driven alliances, Armenia faces a more fluid and uncertain strategic landscape. Anoush Begoyan argues that despite changing Western priorities, democratic governance remains Armenia’s most durable asset that will only strengthen its resilience, credibility, and long-term positioning in a fragmented international order.