Armenian tech company Codesignal secures $50 million funding
Tigran Sloyan, the CEO and co-founder of tech company Codesignal, speaks to CivilNet about the history…
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Day: September 18, 2021
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A Year in Review: The Deportation of Artsakh Armenians to
David Akopyan and Eric Hacopian The lives of Artsakh Armenians were shattered in 2023 when Artsakh authorities and civilians had no choice but to flee their homeland after a swift military offensive by Azerbaijan. A region that had been home to a vibrant Armenian population for over two millennia was effectively emptied. By the end of September 2023, the exodus was complete, with nearly all 120,000 Artsakh Armenians relocating to Armenia. A year later, it’s time to assess the progress made in integrating the displaced Artsakh population into Armenia.The initial humanitarian response, while crucial, could only provide temporary relief for those […]
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Armenia’s path forward after ethnic cleansing
In this episode of the CivilNet Podcast, host Patrick Elliott and political analyst Eric Hacopian delve into the profound consequences of Artsakh’s ethnic cleansing one year after the events of September 2023. The discussion covers a wide range of critical issues, from Azerbaijan’s post-conflict actions and propaganda efforts, to the deep psychological impact on Armenians. They explore the shifting political landscape in Armenia and the challenges of navigating international law in the aftermath of such a crisis.
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Spotlight: UWC Dilijan’s First Decade
In this interview, Elisabet Engellau reflects on the 10-year journey of United World College in Dilijan, Armenia. She explores how this innovative institution is not only working to transform the educational landscape of Armenia but is also cultivating a new generation of global citizens poised to tackle world challenges. Engellau shares insights into UWC Dilijan’s approach to international education, its impact on the local community, and its vision for the future.
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Small aviation takes off at Armenia’s Air Fest V
Air Fest V brings together aviation enthusiasts from across the region and beyond to Yeghvard’s Sky Club Airfield, showcasing the potential of small aviation, using lightweight aircrafts designed for personal and recreational use, in Armenia. From air shows to panel discussions with experts, this annual event aims to raise public awareness and inspire future aviators. Learn how Armenia is developing this particular sector and why events like this are crucial for the region.
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Aurora launches first of its kind human rights and humanitarian
The Aurora Humanitarian Initiative, a nonprofit that seeks to address urgent humanitarian challenges around the world, launched a first-of-its-kind human rights and humanitarian forum in May, in partnership with the Promise Institute for Human Rights at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law. The program provides a platform for the world’s leading humanitarians to convene for a series of insightful discussions about the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Noubar Afeyan, Co-Founder and Chair of the Aurora Board of Directors, launched the forum. The 2024 Aurora Events, including the 2024 Aurora Prize Ceremony, were held on May 8-10 in […]
