From AI-powered diagnostics to digital therapy, Armenia’s emerging health-tech scene is redefining how we think about wellness. Mane Mkhitaryan spotlights Armenian-led startups bridging technology and healthcare to make expert care, better sleep, and mental resilience more accessible.
As young parents confront sleepless nights and conflicting advice, many are turning from tradition to science-based parenting. Through sleep consultants and Armenia’s first Parenting School, some families are redefining child-rearing with modern tools, research and empathy.
Քաղաքաշինության ծիրում կորած Դալմայի այգիների վերջին պատառիկների հիշողություններին ու այլակերպվող Երևանին անդրաձարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը՝ արհեստական բանականության ընթերցմամբ։
Reflecting on her struggle with impatience and the hard-earned art of restraint, Sheila Paylan writes with humor and honesty about how learning to pause before reacting, speaking, or judging can become an act of power, healing and grace.
The third edition of Yerevan Fashion Week had designers under pressure, models rushing between hair and makeup and thousands of eyes on runways across the city. Amid the whirlwind of shows and events, one photographer tried to capture as much of the vibe and the spotlight as possible, behind the scenes and on the runway: the attitude, the style, the anticipation and the rush of at least some of what Fashion Week had to offer.
More than two months after the Washington declaration, Tatev Hayrapetyan examines the widening gap between Baku’s diplomatic vows with on-the-ground reality: inflammatory rhetoric, sham trials, expansionist “Western Azerbaijan” narratives and divergent TRIPP talk signaling a performative peace narrative.
Armenia’s tourism industry has seen remarkable growth in recent years, yet structural weaknesses including limited funding, poor visibility, and lack of strategy continue to hold it back. Unlocking its full potential requires sustainable planning, decentralization and serious government commitment.
Armenia’s pursuit of a strategic partnership with China and its bid to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) reflect a broader effort to recalibrate foreign policy amid shifting global alignments, balancing ambition with constraint in an increasingly multipolar world.
In Teghut, Armenia, as mining transforms forests into pits and rivers into waste, villagers like Yegishe mourn landscapes lost to industry, naming their sorrow solastalgia—the homesickness felt while still at home.
A sweeping curatorial study of post-Soviet Armenian art, “Topographies of Dissent” at the Zimmerli Art Museum traces how artists navigated censorship, identity and modernity—transforming dissent into a language of aesthetic and cultural renewal.
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