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May 14, 2024 | civilnet.am | Tigran Yegavian

By Tigran YegavianIn the spring of 2024, Armenia is living through one of the most serious and decisive hours in its history as an independent sovereign state. For nearly four years, Armenia and the Armenian nation have been undergoing an interminable descent. The worst-case scenario is playing out at every level of society: defeat, mourning, territorial amputations, declining demographics, the inability of the elite and the country’s institutions to rise above disaster.

Apr 29, 2024 | civilnet.am | Tigran Yegavian

By Tigrane YegavianOn April 20-22, the Armenian Catholicosate of Cilicia hosted a conference dedicated to studying the continuous nature of the Armenian genocide and the issue of Artsakh. Researchers, intellectuals, and activists from Armenia, Artsakh, and the diaspora gathered at the Catholicosate in Antelias, Lebanon, to share their analyses and debate topics as burning as they are vital.

Feb 26, 2024 | civilnet.am | Tigran Yegavian

Is France on its way to becoming Armenia’s full-fledged ally? The answer could be yes, given this historic visit – the first by a defense minister of France, a NATO member country, to Armenia, officially a member of the CSTO. But the obstacles are still legion. Sébastien Lecornu and his Armenian counterpart, Suren Papikyan, have a lot in common, and not just their young age (they are both 37).

Feb 15, 2024 | civilnet.am | Tigran Yegavian

Le gouvernement arménien a commencé à parler de la nécessité d’adopter une nouvelle Constitution en janvier dernier sous prétexte que la mouture actuelle constitue un obstacle à l’établissement de la paix avec l’Azerbaïdjan et la Turquie.