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April 9, 2026
“No Armenian Casualties”

“No Armenian Casualties”

In this provocative critique of Armenian “neutrality” in the Middle East, Garren Jansezian argues that the refrain “no Armenian casualties” obscures moral responsibility, reinforces selective empathy, and risks aligning Armenian identity with dangerous geopolitical narratives at the expense of broader human solidarity.

April 6, 2026
Let Them Lose You

Let Them Lose You

A reflective Easter meditation on boundaries, self-worth and the power of walking away. Drawing from personal and professional experience, Sheila Paylan argues that refusing to tolerate disrespect is not loss, but a necessary act that creates space for growth and better possibilities.

April 6, 2026

Ձայնագիր․ Իշխող կուսակցությունը փոխում է նոր հարցման արդյունքները․ Հայաստանի խորհրդարանական ընտրությունների պատկերը հստակեցվում է

Հայաստանի առաջիկա խորհրդարանական ընտրությունների արդյունքներին, հանրային տրամադրություններին վերաբերող հարցման ՁայնաԳիրը։

April 3, 2026

Putin Advocates for Pro-Russian Forces in Armenia Elections

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of April 3: Russian President Vladimir Putin wants pro-Russian forces to participate in Armenia’s upcoming elections; Russian Deputy PM warns Moscow may be forced to reconsider economic ties with Armenia; the anti-corruption committee uncovers alleged vote-buying scheme linked to Samvel Karapetyan’s party ahead of June 7 elections and more.

April 2, 2026
Iran War, Escalation and Armenia: Managing Ambiguity and Risk

Iran War, Escalation and Armenia: Managing Ambiguity and Risk

The Iran War has produced two escalatory models: the U.S.-Israeli “escalate to de-escalate” approach and Iran’s “horizontal escalation” strategy. Armenia’s response is strategic ambiguity: avoiding entanglement while preserving ties with competing partners. To be successful in risk-mitigation, Yerevan must use “situational ambiguity” to navigate crises and de-risk the danger of entanglement.