ReA Comics, a recently established publication focusing on graphic storytelling is presenting some of its inaugural publications to the readers this fall. Bedo Demirdjian, one of the co-founders of the publication, speaks not just of the vision behind the initiative, but of community, culture and the search for a new kind of an Armenian reader.
As peace negotiations with Azerbaijan and regional integration projects advance, biodiversity corridors could become vital connectors across fractured landscapes and divided societies. With Armenia preparing to host COP17, the urgency of protecting its extraordinary biodiversity amid mounting ecological and political threats takes center stage.
Հայաստանի դատական համակարգի անկախությանը, դրա չափման տարբերակներին ու հասարակական ընկալումներին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։
Judicial independence in Armenia is more than legal rules; it is a matter of culture, perception and action. Gor Samvel broadens the debate, examining how law, ethics, and societal forces intersect, and calling for rigorous research to inform public understanding.
Over 150,000 Armenians from Artsakh were forcibly displaced through war, blockade and systemic persecution. Examined through international law, these events constitute forcible transfer, violating fundamental rights and undermining the principle of return.
Laundry, suspended on lines, throughout Artsakh once told stories of home, pride and domestic ritual. Amid war, blockade and exile, it became a fragile thread of memory and survival, a line of cloth carrying the weight of loss, resilience and love for a vanished home.
Armenia’s rapidly expanding iGaming sector has created new opportunities for young professionals, yet also raises concerns about sustainability and ethics. Anna Sukiasyan examines its labor market impact, the social implications of recruitment practices, and the long-term consequences for national development.
Honoring her grandmother and Armenian heritage, Linda Ganjian’s exhibition “Her Memory, a Metropolis” intertwines personal narrative with collective memory, using intricate geometric patterns, collage, and sculpture to explore survival, history, and past trauma alongside imaginative futures.
Church–state relations in Armenia have resurfaced as a pressing issue amid unprecedented tensions between the prime minister and the Catholicos. This primer traces three decades of relations under four administrations, exploring how legal frameworks and leadership dynamics shaped patterns of cooperation and tension.
Javakhk, a highland region on the borders of Georgia, Armenia and Turkey, carries deep personal and historical weight. Olesya Vartanyan reflects on childhood memories, near-conflict in the 1990s, and the quiet resilience of a community that endured without war.
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