Yes or No? Why Armenian Democracy Would Benefit from Parliamentarism
Would Armenian democracy benefit under a parliamentary system or should it remain as a presidential system?
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No, Russia Does Not Want War in Nagorno-Karabakh
Pietro Shakarian responds to Richard Giragosian’s piece in Al-Jazeera claiming that Russia wants war in Nagorno-Karabakh.
After #ElectricYerevan, Attempt to Revive Protests (VIDEO)
A few protesters, led by Vaghinak Shushanyan, tried to regain the momentum of #ElectricYerevan by rushing into oncoming traffic on Baghramyan Avenue, trying to “occupy” it.
What Armenia Stands to Gain from Iran’s Nuclear Deal
The Iranian government has finally struck a nuclear deal with the six world powers. Here’s what it means for Armenia.
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.
Manufacturing Clichés: Turk-Hating Armenians and Genocide Obsession
Meline Toumani and Arman Grigoryan write opinion pieces about topics they know little about and create clichés – one of a genocide-obsessed people and another of the Turk-hating Armenian – that they then attack to prove their foregone conclusions.
How Azerbaijan’s Oil Boom – and Impending Bust – Affects Armenia
Awash in oil money, Azerbaijan has forced Armenia into an arms race. When will the oil bubble burst?
ISIS Is Behaving Like Azerbaijan in Cultural Destruction Frenzy
The ultra-radical terrorist group ISIS is taking a page out of Azerbaijan’s book in its senseless destruction of historical and cultural monuments.
One-State Solution: Unite Armenia and Artsakh
Aram Hovasapyan says Armenia and Artsakh should be united.
Who Got Beat Up in Berdzor? A Look at PreParliament
Fringe group PreParliament was attacked by the police in Berdzor. Who are they?