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Every conflict is different, but some offer broader lessons. Cyprus suggests that societies need not choose between a final peace settlement and perpetual confrontation. There is a third path: gradually building ways to live, communicate and cooperate even while the core conflict remains unresolved.

They’re on crosswalks, building facades, phone cases, and tote bags. Armenian rug patterns are everywhere this summer, except on actual rugs. As the centuries-old craft of rug making disappears, Kyle Khandikian asks whether celebrating the symbol has come at the expense of preserving the tradition itself.

Lake Sevan has long been the summer escape for Armenian families, a place for lazy beach days, splashing kids, and picnics that stretch into golden evenings. Now, the lake is heating up in a new way, with sailing, water sports, sun-drenched cafes, open-air cultural events, and eco-tourism drawing a fresh wave of visitors.

Tucked away in a former garage in central Yerevan, Runnin Bakery has become a word-of-mouth favorite. Maria Gunko explores how two women are redefining craftsmanship, entrepreneurship, and community, one sourdough loaf, post-run pastry, and loyal customer at a time.

Armenia is surprisingly good at summer, especially with kids in tow. From splash pads and dinosaur parks to circus training and Armenian-language camps, this is a dense guide for the parent who wants options without having to work hard to find them.