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Gastro tourism, ecotourism and adventure tourism are expanding rapidly in Armenia. Its rugged topography, culture of hospitality and rich culture is appealing for those looking for memorable and authentic experiences.

The global tourism industry is reviving as COVID-19 pandemic restrictions ease. After a three-year break, Armenia, despite persistent challenges is ready to once again show off its hospitality and share its culture and landscapes with people from all over the world.

A group of women from different spheres and backgrounds articulate their vision of the future, from healthcare to culture. Why? Because we asked them.

Can the inclusion of women help prevent conflict and sustain security post-war? A large body of research attests that it can.

The issue of Armenian refugees and displaced persons runs like a red thread through every chapter of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, especially for those who have had to start over again multiple times.

How did the Armenian community in France live the events of 1988? What were the challenges faced in the diaspora and what were the main debates over the question of Armenia’s independence?

Armenian software companies tend to get more of the limelight in Armenia’s tech scene, but hardware companies are also making great strides and making a mark on the global market.

Armenia’s Deep Tech ecosystem is growing. Three of those companies are creating breakthrough technologies that will help solve the problems of the modern world.

While some of the more mercantile segments of Armenia’s economic, political and media echelons prefer to uphold the delusional business-as-usual game following the war, the wider socio-cultural realm shows much healthier signs of critical self-regard.