Support of ruling party declines as more Armenians feel unrepresented, survey shows
By Alexander Pracht Most Armenians do not feel represented by any political force, according to the…
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Category: Society
Armenian government approves pay-to-avoid-service bill, triggering public backlash
By Lia Avagyan Armenia’s government approved a controversial reform proposal on Wednesday that…
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The legacy of Operation Nemesis
Author Birgit Kofler joins CivilNet to explore the history and legacy of Operation Nemesis – the…
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Armenian museums meet the future
Armenia celebrates International Museum Day with Museum Night on May 17–18! Over 100 museums across…
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Armenia intensifies penalties for military training evasion amid personnel challenges
By Elen Muradyan Armenia’s government has approved new legislation that significantly strengthens…
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Closing the gaps in Armenia’s cancer care
Global health advocate Pat Garcia-Gonzalez, CEO of The Max Foundation, sits down with CivilNet to reflect…
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Lori Berd: Shades of Green
The medieval fortress of Lori Berd and its namesake village are among the most picturesque spots in…
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Armenia proposes fee-based options to shorten military service
By Elen Muradyan Armenia’s ruling party has introduced a legislative proposal to reform the country’s…
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Armenia shuts down public access to tax records used to track shadow employment
By Alexander Pracht A once-accessible public database that helped estimate the number of officially…
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Yaghdan: A Greek Village in Armenia
The Greek village of Yaghdan is located in Armenia’s northern Lori province. According to the regional…
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