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Armenia’s pursuit of a strategic partnership with China and its bid to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization reflect a broader effort to recalibrate foreign policy amid shifting global alignments, Sossi Tatikyan/ Sossi Tatikyan explains. evnreport.com/politics/armen…

Armenia’s tourism industry has seen remarkable growth in recent years, yet limited funding, poor visibility, and lack of strategy hold it back. Unlocking its full potential requires sustainable planning and serious government commitment. Hranoush evnreport.com/raw-unfiltered…

Two months after the Washington declaration, Tatevik Hayrapetyan examines the widening gap between Baku’s diplomatic vows with on-the-ground reality: inflammatory rhetoric, sham trials and expansionist narratives signaling a performative peace narrative. evnreport.com/opinion/beyond…

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of October 24: Gyumri’s controversial mayor, Vardan Ghukasyan, is detained on corruption charges; Armenian and Azerbaijani civil society representatives meet in Yerevan; Baku lifts its ban on cargo transit to Armenia through Azerbaijani

In a modest Yerevan neighborhood, the Lusik Aguletsi House-Museum stands as a sanctuary of memory. Through art, carpets, jewelry and traditional dress, Aguletsi preserved the soul of a vanishing Armenia, transforming remembrance into a living, radical act of cultural resilience.

A small act—picking up a piece of litter—becomes the spark for a quiet revolution. Lilith Margaryan l/ Lilith Margaryan explores how everyday gestures of care can transform indifference into responsibility and help build a greener, cleaner and more mindful Armenia. 🟠 Read

Once a symbol of Soviet industry, Yerevan’s abandoned clock factory is alive again, this time to the rhythm of creativity. Artists have transformed its forgotten halls into studios, reviving the space with new life, collaboration, and visions for Armenia’s contemporary art scene.

Yerevan Fashion Week 2025 showcased Armenian creativity on an international stage, blending heritage, contemporary design and conceptual innovation. From runway shows to exhibitions and awards, the event highlighted emerging talent, sustainability and cross-cultural

In this raw exploration of masculinity and violence in the Hayastantsi subculture of 1990s L.A., Professor Kopalyan examines the ontological roots of aggression shaping a generation, and how that mentality has mutated into an incoherent, hybridized identity. evnreport.com/opinion/growin…

The third edition of Yerevan Fashion Week had designers under pressure, models rushing between hair and makeup and thousands of eyes on runways across the city. Amid the whirlwind of shows and events, one photographer tried to capture as much of the vibe and the spotlight as

Reflecting on her struggle with impatience and the hard-earned art of restraint, Sheila Paylan writes with humor and honesty about how learning to pause before reacting, speaking, or judging can become an act of power, healing and grace. evnreport.com/columns/respec…

Once Yerevan’s largest and oldest fruit orchards, the Dalma Gardens stretched from Tsitsernakaberd hill to the Zvartnots Cathedral. Today, fragments of green remain amid concrete, but the memory of centaureas and ancient vines evokes a vanished heritage. evnreport.com/raw-unfiltered…

A joint initiative of Boston University and the HENAR Foundation, the Master’s Program in Health Professions Education (MSHPE) aims to develop a sustainable network of local medical educators who will lead curriculum reform, faculty training, and modern teaching practices across

As young parents confront sleepless nights and conflicting advice, many are turning to science-based parenting. Through sleep consultants and Armenia’s first Parenting School, they are redefining child-rearing with modern tools and research. Hranoush evnreport.com/raw-unfiltered…