Canadian Armenian photographer Osheen Harruthoonyan transforms everyday subjects through experimental darkroom techniques. Blending science, memory, and diasporic identity, his layered images blur the line between documentation and art, turning the familiar into something uncanny and emotionally resonant.
Syunik occupies a critical place in Armenia’s security and development calculus. The EU’s Resilient Syunik initiative represents one of the largest coordinated Western-funded regional programs in the country, combining infrastructure upgrades, economic support and governance reform.
Արհեստական բանականությամբ հայերեն գրից խոսք դարձնելու գործիքին, դրա ընձեռած հնարավորություններին, ինչպես նաև սահմանափակումներին ու հնարավոր վտանգներին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։
In Armenia’s tech sector, women founders are redefining leadership while navigating motherhood, bias and limited representation. Through resilience, education and visibility, they are building successful companies, and in the process reshaping what the “ideal founder” looks like.
Conversations about reopening the Armenian-Turkish border tend to focus on trade routes, transit corridors and regional stability. Yet a border is not only a channel for goods. It is also a line between people, who have lived for decades within sight of one another without ever meeting.
Հայաստանի բնապահպանական օրակարգից դուրս մնացած անողնաշարավորներին և նրանց կենսական դերին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը։
Nearly half a century later, Ararat-73 still looms large in Armenia’s collective memory. More than a football triumph, the team embodied national pride under “apricot socialism,” blending Soviet structure with Armenian identity and leaving behind a legacy that continues to shape nostalgia, culture and belonging.
An in-depth look at Armenia’s shift from institutional child care to family-based welfare explores the roles of poverty, disability, stigma and law. Tigran Melikian examines recent positive reforms, remaining gaps and what it will take to ensure every child grows up in a family.
Reflecting on the 2025 film year, Sona Karapoghosyan traces how global cinema engages with gender, grief, revenge, and political catastrophe, from Gaza to migration, while questioning trends, festival politics and what films reveal about the world we live in.
A personal, witty reflection on Great Lent, reframed not as joyless deprivation but as disciplined transformation. Blending faith, self-control and modern life, Sheila Paylan explores how fasting, intention and style can coexist.
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