- Azerbaijani servicemen have blocked two sections of the Kapan-Goris highway in Armenia’s southern Syunik region.
- An Azerbaijani serviceman has been detained after entering a house in Nagorno-Karabakh’s Martakert town.
- France has appointed Anne Louyot as its new ambassador to Armenia.
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Why Armenian Anti-Government Movements Fail: The Need for a Viable
By Tigran Grigoryan This month, Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan attempted to reinvigorate his Tavush for Homeland movement with a rally in Yerevan’s Republic Square. Galstanyan had launched the movement in April, initially to protest the government’s approach to delimitation with Azerbaijan, and later to demand Prime Minister Pashinyan’s resignation. However, the rally signaled the movement’s decline. It attracted only around 2,000 people—a stark contrast to the movement’s first rally on May 9, which drew over 30,000 participants, making it the largest anti-government gathering since the end of the Second Karabakh War. The movement’s prospects further diminished after Archbishop Galstanyan’s disastrous interview […]
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Yerevan celebrates its 2,806th birthday
By Sophie Holloway Yerevan celebrated its 2,806th birthday on Sunday. From 12am until 11pm, the city put on a show for locals and tourists alike, drawing in crowds with its music and variety of food and drink stalls. “It’s a very special day for us,” said Adoor Kouyoumjyan, who works at Like Cafe in Yerevan. “We hope that anyone who comes to see Yerevan, loves Yerevan, and will want to visit again.” Wine is emerging as an emblem of Armenia. All along Northern Avenue, dozens of wine-producers had the opportunity to showcase their wine, offering tasters and information to the […]
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Engineering Armenia’s future
In this conversation, renowned robotics expert Professor Gregory S. Chirikjian of the University of Delaware shares his vision for Armenia’s technological future. Chirikjian explores how Armenia can leverage its unique geographical position, cultural heritage, and diaspora connections to become a leader in robotics and applied mathematics.
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Experimental Sounds of the “Nopa” Sound Art Festival in Yerevan
The multidisciplinary sound art festival “Nopa”, which launched in Yerevan on October 4, is set to run for a full week. The festival blends contemporary experimental art practices with Yerevan’s vibrant techno scene. The city is alive with exhibitions, workshops, and performances, creating a dynamic cultural landscape. Through the festival, CivilNet delves into the role of sound in contemporary art, revealing its evolving concept.
