Ձայնագիր. Կապսի ջրամբարը՝ չորս տասնամյակ անց
Հայաստանի ենթակառուցվածքային խոշոր ծրագրերի իրականացման խնդիրներին, Կապսի անավարտ ջրամբարի պատմությանն ու սպասվող ապագային անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։
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Yerevan, Jamais Vu
Yerevan is a city constantly rewriting itself, where familiar streets, cafes and faces can suddenly become strange. Maria Gunko reflects on memory, migration and loss, asking what makes a place remain itself when the people who remember its earlier versions have moved on.
Lake Sevan’s Peril: Can a $270 Million Plan Turn the Tide?
Lake Sevan is under growing ecological pressure from untreated wastewater, pollution and climate change. After years of stalled efforts, a major overhaul of wastewater collection and treatment could finally address one of its most pressing problems, but financing remains unresolved.
Older Than Rome: The First Erebuni-Yerevan Celebration
In 1968, Yerevan celebrated its 2,750th anniversary with a spectacular citywide celebration. Through memories of those who witnessed it and the history behind it, Serena Soulourian explores how Erebuni became a powerful symbol of Armenian identity within the Soviet Union.
Azerbaijani Soldier Crosses Into Armenia, Shoots Woman in Syunik
In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of October 2: An Azerbaijani serviceman crosses into Armenia, shoots woman in Syunik and later captured; Armenia rethinks its nuclear future; PACE report warns voters may have been left without effective representation and more.
The Secret Is Out
In a city overflowing with coffee shops, Secret stands out by hiding in plain sight. This tiny cafe, tucked away in a courtyard off Saryan Street, turns ordering coffee into a playful ritual of mystery, anonymity and discovery, only to find itself going viral in an age when keeping a secret is nearly impossible.
Azerbaijan’s Culture War and Armenia’s “Peace Capital”
As Armenia and Azerbaijan move toward normalization, why is Baku simultaneously intensifying its campaign around Armenian history and cultural heritage? In this episode of “State of Play”, Maria Titizian speaks with Dr. Nerses Kopalyan about Azerbaijan’s strategy of managed antagonization, the revival of the Caucasian Albanian narrative, and what these efforts reveal about the competition for strategic depth and influence in Washington D.C.
Can Cycling Culture Cross the Finish Line?
The Tour of Armenia has put the country on the international cycling map and sparked new interest in the sport. But turning that momentum into a genuine cycling culture will require more than races and enthusiasm: Yerevan needs the infrastructure to make cycling a safe, practical part of everyday life.
Ձայնագիր․ PISA-ի այն արդյունքները, որոնցից Հայաստանը խուսափում էր
Աշակերտների կրթական ձեռքբերումների գնահատման միջազգային ծրագրում Հայաստանի առաջին արդյունքներին, կրթական համակարգի խնդիրներին և դրանց հաղթահարման համար անհրաժեշտ մոտեցումներին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։
Armenia and Azerbaijan at UNGA81: Two Visions of Peace and Regional Order
At the UN General Assembly, Armenia and Azerbaijan presented two visions of a changing regional order. Sossi Tatikyan examines their approaches to multilateralism, foreign policy, peace, connectivity and the conflict’s legacy, highlighting growing convergence alongside persistent differences in how the two countries frame the future.
EVN Report’s mission is to empower Armenia, inspire the diaspora and inform the world through sound, credible and fact-based reporting and commentary. Our goal is to increase public trust in the media. EVN Report is the media arm of EVN News Foundation registered in the Republic of Armenia in 2017.
