Tag: Magazine

May 13, 2025
April on View narrative

April on View

In April, we published stories spanning a wide spectrum of topics reflecting on Armenia’s political, cultural and social realities. From how successive governments have framed the Armenian Genocide in foreign policy, to the state of humanitarian aid for the forcibly displaced population of Nagorno-Karabakh, to concerns over potential Russian interference in Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary elections featured in our monthly security briefing. Other stories explored themes of women, peace, and art, including how one organization is tackling domestic violence. Our columnists offered powerful insights and perspectives, while our lifestyle section, SALT, looked at memory and tradition through a contemporary lens, plus, we debuted our first-ever cocktail review.

May 4, 2025
The Martini final Salt

The Martini

In Yerevan’s evolving bar scene, the Martini reigns as a symbol of elegance, aspiration, and social identity. This first-ever cocktail review explores three iconic bars, Santa Fe, Minas and Daboo, to uncover how Armenia’s cocktail culture is refining itself, one sip at a time.

June 22, 2023
Innovation Is Not Accidental

Innovation Is Not Accidental

The 20th century witnessed unprecedented technological leaps for several forward-thinking nations, significantly improving the well-being of their economies and societies. This was the product of deliberate public-private efforts aimed at fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth in strategic areas.

March 8, 2023
Memory and Literature

Memory and Literature

Literature’s contours are often greatly defined by catastrophic events such as war, genocide and exile. While academic accounts tend to focus on the detached analytical overview, the Arts reflect the more emotionally engaged personal and subjective reactions to historical upheaval.