Given the growing sense of global multipolarity and the apparent twilight years of the American-anchored liberal international order, Armenia cannot solely rely on friends and allies around the globe to ensure its survival. A more realistic approach is necessary.
Armen Orujyan, the founding CEO of the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology (FAST) speaks about their initiative with Armenia’s Ministry of Defense called UNIT 1991. The program will provide people of conscription age with education and knowledge in data science and AI giving them the opportunity to be employed by the Defense Ministry in respective divisions or in leading high-tech enterprises.
The Homeland Defender’s Rehabilitation Center in Yerevan, known as Zinvori Tun (Soldier’s Home) has become a place of hope, healing and rehabilitation on the road to recovery for soldiers seriously wounded during the 2020 Artsakh War.
War casualties are one of the major components of Armenia’s demographic crisis. Beyond their immediate impact, they also leave traces for years afterwards.
Armenia’s air defense systems were largely ineffective against the onslaught of combat and reconnaissance UAVs used by the Azerbaijani military. The single most important UAV used in the 2020 Artsakh War was the Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2.
New colorful waste sorting bins appeared in different districts of Yerevan late last year. By the end of February, the capital will have about 135 new waste sorting locations giving residents the opportunity to dispose of their glass, plastic and paper waste in their courtyards.
In 2018, writer and journalist Valerie Manteau published a novel in French called “Le Sillon” dedicated to Hrant Dink who was assassinated in Istanbul in 2007 by a Turkish ultra-nationalist. Manteau, who was in Yerevan for the launch of the Armenian translation of her novel, spoke about the journey of finding Dink that took her from Marseilles to Istanbul.
The operation of the Southern Gas Corridor raises the geopolitical significance of Azerbaijan and Turkey, contributing to the further isolation of Armenia from regional projects. The EU seems to limit its concern about human rights violations and war crimes in Artsakh to mere lip service.
Armenia’s significant demographic decline over the past 30 years due to emigration and declining birth rates has affected nearly all areas of life in the country from industry to education to the military.
Արցախյան երկրորդ պատերազմն ավելի քան կարևորեց անվտանգության ոլորտում բացթողումները վերացնելու հրատապությունը։ Հայաստանն առավելագույնը հինգ տարի ունի՝ մինչև Արցախում ռուս խաղաղապահների մանդատի ավարտը, անվտանգության իր ճարտարապետությունը վերակազմակերպելու համար։ Մեր ամսագրի երրորդ թողարկման փոդքասթում, «Անվտանգություն» խորագրով հունվարյան թողարկման հոդվածների հեղինակները խոսում են Հայաստանի տարբեր ոլորտներում անվտանգության առաջ ծառացած խնդիրների մասին։ Մասնակցությամբ՝ Լուսինե Սարգսյանի՝ 01:02 - 05:20 Արթուր Պապյանի՝ 05:20 - 12:13 Իրինա Ղափլանյանի ՝ 12:13 - 26:18 Ելենա Վարդանյանի՝ 26:18 - 32:24 Հովհաննես Նազարեթյանի՝ 32:24 - 35:56
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