Creating a new culture of digital trust in Armenia, building solutions that meet international standards, and delivering secure, user-centric identity for citizens, businesses, and institutions — imID is confidently moving forward on its path toward shaping a trusted digital society.

Founder and designer of the renowned and beloved ANANYAN brand, Hayk Ananyan has been appointed CEO of Rien-à-Porter.

Dr. Armine Tigranyan, Ph.D. in History and expert in cultural heritage and cultural rights, examines the September 2023 displacement of over 100,000 Armenians from Artsakh through the lens of international humanitarian law, analyzing how fear, coercion, and the destruction of civilian infrastructure constitute forced displacement under the Rome Statute and established legal precedent.

From September 5-11, Yerevan will transform into a living tribute to William Saroyan as the William Saroyan Foundation presents "Saroyan Days" an unprecedented week-long festival featuring newly discovered materials from the acclaimed Armenian-American writer's archives. The event represents the most significant archival discovery in Saroyan studies in over two decades, presented in partnership with the U.S. Embassy in Armenia and the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports of the Republic of Armenia.

In the abandoned Palace of Culture in Jermuk, where Soviet-era community halls once buzzed with cultural activity, the Triangle of Collaboration (ToC) Cultural Organization brought three contemporary Armenian artists together for a month-long residency that would transform how we think about forgotten spaces. Photographer Armen Ter-Mkrtchyan, printmaker Sophie Musoyan, and sculptor Manvel Matevosyan treated the crumbling building not as a backdrop for their art, but as an active collaborator in exploring what happens when architecture no longer serves its original function.

Imagine stepping directly into Van Gogh's cosmic realm of color and movement, or finding yourself wrapped in the golden warmth of Klimt's "The Kiss." Art lovers in Armenia can now move beyond the conventional gallery experience—these legendary masterpieces are no longer distant objects behind glass, but immersive, living environments that embrace and transport you.

Dr. Armine Tigranyan, Ph.D. in History and cultural heritage expert, explores Azerbaijan's systematic destruction and appropriation of Artsakh's spiritual heritage in this comprehensive analysis of cultural genocide targeting over 4,000 Armenian Christian monuments.

How one lifestyle group of companies is quietly transforming Yerevan—starting with newly opened Rien‑à‑Porter.

Armenia has plenty of entrepreneurs, but the country's technology gap is holding businesses back. Regional Post looks at this problem shown in the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Armenia National Report 2024/2025, released in June by Ameria CJSC. The report shows a country where people want to start businesses, but many don't have access to the technology they need to succeed.