Birds of a Feather: Donald Trump and Nikol Pashinyan
US President Donald Trump and Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan might not seem similar but a closer look reveals that they are really birds of a feather.
Author William Bairamian
William Bairamian
William is the founder of The Armenite. He loves politics and writing so that's what he spends most of his time on. He is a graduate of Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and UCLA.
Turkish Denial of Armenian Genocide Has Gone Crazy
With a long history, Turkish denial of the Armenian Genocide is nothing new. But as it’s become desperate, it’s also become increasingly crazy.
The OSCE Minsk Group is a Failure
A policy of appeasement has emboldened Azerbaijan and has increased the likelihood of war.
Virtual Lynch Mob in Post-Referendum Armenia
Following Armenia’s constitutional referendum, a group of online vigilantes are using Facebook to exact mob justice on alleged fraudsters.
Armenian Constitutional Reform 2015: A Digest (Updated)
On December 6, 2015, Armenia voted on a constitutional reform which would change it to a parliamentary republic. We cover what happened.
Checkmate: How Serzh Sargsyan Cornered His Foes – and Won
Approving the proposed changes to the Armenian constitution would be in the best interest of Armenia’s opposition. But, they’re against the reforms. Why?
How to Rip Doing Business in Armenia (While Owning a Successful Business There)
The co-founder of The Green Bean opines about why he thinks the system is killing small business in Armenia. We take a different perspective.
An Epic Archaeological Dig is Rushing to Excavate a Massive 2,600-Year-Old Cemetery in Armenia
The necropolis at Teishebaini, a capital of the Kingdom of Urartu, is being excavated in Armenia before the North-South Highway is built.
What is #ElectricYerevan?
A massive protest against an increase in the rate of electricity has led to a movement dubbed #ElectricYerevan. We explain what’s happening.
What is The Armenite? Our Mission and Our Principles
We publish the mission and principles of The Armenite after a brief review of its first year.