25 May, 2017 17:36
Provost of the University of Southern California, Michael Quick, opens the END OF TRANSITION: Armenia 25 Years On, Now What?" conference in Yerevan, which took place May 23-24, 2017. The program was organized by the USC Institute of Armenian Studies, the first leg of this international conference took place April 9-10, 2017 at the University of Southern California. CivilNet LIVE streamed the conference.
6 մարտ, 2019 21:24
Armenia’s various non-governmental organizations gathered for a conference called “Another Perspective on LGBTI Issues” and its purpose was to explore the integration of the LGBTI community within an Armenian society that still rejects them. For most Human Rights Defenders, the government’s commitment is the key factor in ensuring protection of LGBTI.
26 փետրվար, 2019 14:07
Aurora Humanitarian Initiative co-founders Ruben Vardanyan and Noubar Afeyan spoke with CivilNet’s Salpi Ghazarian about the motivations and goals that tie together the various initiatives that they have created with the intention to place Armenia on the global stage and to promote Armenia's development. From the Aurora Prize to the United World College Dilijan to the Initiatives for the Development of Armenia IDeA and FAST - the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology - the pair of innovator/businessmen philanthropists have chosen a variety of directions by which to contribute to growth in Armenia and visibility in the world.
17 հունվար, 2019 16:55
Թափօններու կառավարման ոլորտի փորձագէտ Դավիթ Շինդյանը Սեպտեմբերին մեկնած էր Լոս Անճելըս մասնակցելու Policy Fellows ծրագրին։ ՍիվիլՆեթի եթերով Ռիթա Մանճիկեանին հետ հարցազրոյցի մը ընթացքին, Շինդյանը պատմեց իր երեք ամսուայ փորձի մասին։ Policy Fellows ծրագիրը` Հայաստանի փոխվարչապետ Տիգրան Ավինյանի, Հարաւային Քալիֆորնիայի համալսարանի Հայագիտութեան հաստատութեան եւ Լոս Անճելըսի քաղաքային խորհուրդի անդամ Փօլ Գրիգորեանին նախաձեռնութիւնն է։
27 ապրիլ, 2019 10:32
Armenia’s Prime Minister responded to CivilNet’s request and came to our studio for exclusive interview with Tatul Hakobyan. The interview was conducted on April 23, the day when Armenia’s Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan resigned from his position in 2018. Excerpts from the long interview are presented below.
26 ապրիլ, 2019 10:25
For decades, there have been no qualitative developments in the Karabakh conflict settlement. The language used by the conflicting parties and mediators, as well as their stances, remained unchanged. People changed, but the language remained the same. To the extent that robots could be seated near the negotiation table with pre-programmed speeches and post-negotiation statements.
24 ապրիլ, 2019 15:10
Walking atop Tsitsernakaberd Hill overlooking the Armenian capital of Yerevan, one can see the striking similarities to Jerusalem. The view resembles that from Yad Vashem, the main Israeli memorial site that honors and commemorates the 6 million Jews who perished in the Holocaust.