From chaotic intersections to the challenges of getting a driver’s license, navigating Yerevan’s roads reveals deeper issues of enforcement, infrastructure and culture. Through personal experience and research, Hranoush Dermoyan explains what it takes, and what it costs, to drive safely in Armenia.
Հայաստանի տեխնոլոգիական համայնքին մեկ հարկի տակ համախմբող «ԴիջիԹեք»-ի այս տարվա հագեցած միջոցառումներին ու հնարավորություններին անդրադարձող հոդվածի ՁայնաԳիրը:
Marking its 20th anniversary, DigiTec 2025 promises three days of nonstop innovation, creativity and connection. With a global lineup of speakers, AI-driven discussions, investment opportunities, and cultural celebrations, Armenia’s largest tech event is evolving into a citywide festival of technology and imagination.
Forgiveness is often misunderstood whether as surrender, self-help, or moral performance. Drawing from personal experience and collective trauma, Sheila Paylan explores the tension between justice and mercy, insisting that peace built on truth, not amnesia, is the only kind that endures.
As Armenia stands at another historic crossroads, Gaïdz Minassian explores the country’s defining tension between the force of the norm—law, sovereignty and peace, and the norm of force—justice, identity and conflict, asking which path will shape Armenia’s future.
In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of October 3: Pashinyan and Aliyev meet on sidelines of the European Political Summit; Health Ministry to roll out universal healthcare next year; Armenia to build a small modular nuclear reactor to replace the aging Metsamor plant and more.
In this personal story, Mannig Georgelin shares what it’s like to get around Armenia in a wheelchair—the challenges, the kindness of strangers, and why better accessibility matters for building a more welcoming and inclusive society.
Five years after the 2020 war, Aliyev and Pashinyan addressed the UNGA with sharply contrasting narratives. Aliyev employed cognitive warfare to assert dominance and legitimize past aggression, while Pashinyan exercised narrative constraint, emphasizing sovereignty, reciprocity and constructive peacebuilding. Sossi Tatikyan explains.
In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of September 26: The mayor of Parakar and an off duty police officer are killed, the suspect is in police custody; Armenia hosts NATO seminars, in attendance are Turkish and Azerbaijani delegations; the government cuts back on the defence budget for 2026 but promises universal healthcare.
From bustling streets to remote border villages, Armenia reveals itself not only through history and hardship, but through the resilience and quiet courage of its people. Sandra Sadek’s portrait captures a nation that remembers, rebuilds and carries its past while daring to hope for the future.
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