Yerevan’s WCIT 2024 highlighted Armenia’s growing role in the global tech community, focusing on AI and ethics. While panels on governance and medical innovation drew interest, high ticket prices and competing events tempered the buzz around Armenia’s emerging potential as a tech hub.
Reflecting on the persistence of nepotism in Armenia, Sheila Paylan argues for the adoption of a genuine meritocracy, where qualifications and competence are valued above personal connections, to ensure equal opportunities and effective leadership.
Armenia's premier tech expo, DigiTec 2024, highlighted the nation's dynamic startup ecosystem and innovations in fintech, education and AI. With new features like Startup Alley and DigiInvest, the event underscored Armenia’s growing role in global technology. Mathew Zein explains.
Embarking on a journey through Armenia, Daniel Tahmazyan blends personal reflections with historical and cultural insights. From sacred monasteries to forgotten villages, he explores the rugged beauty, spiritual depth, and enduring connection to homeland.
The Trump administration’s response to the 2020 war reflected a blend of traditional U.S. neutrality as a mediator and Trump's characteristic populist rhetoric, which appeared partly aimed at appealing to Armenian-American voters during the U.S. presidential election campaign that year.
There is nothing like thoughts of war to make one appreciate the extraordinary privilege of getting out on a sunny October weekend and being presented with an infinite array of cultural events in a bustling town like Yerevan. If the past few years have taught us anything, it is not to take these vital pleasures for granted. Tomorrow we may easily be denied that opportunity.
What museum artifacts and historical-cultural treasures remain in Artsakh? Have they been preserved, or have they been vandalized? Are there efforts to transfer them to Armenia? Lilit Avagyan provides insight.
Armenia’s conservation success story has led to an unexpected challenge: a growing human-bear conflict. As rangers work to protect the rare Bezoar goats in the Arpa Protected Landscape, the return of brown bears is testing the fragile balance between wildlife and local communities.
If Azerbaijan’s Aliyev attacks Armenia, it risks Armenia's survival but would be self-sabotage for Baku. Such aggression would push Aliyev into Russia’s revisionist orbit, thereby undermining his external geopolitical patronage system—a key factor for his regime's survival. Anna Ohanyan explains.
Reflecting on the concepts of sovereignty and self-determination through both political and personal lenses, Sheila Paylan explores lessons from the struggle for recognition by breakaway states to draw parallels with the autonomy needed to reclaim control over one’s own life.
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