Azerbaijani provocations on the Goris-Kapan highway have once again resumed, and the events of the past week shed light on these new severe provocations.

Year 2020 turned out to be quite challenging for countries all over the world, and Armenia was not an exception. According to Mihaela Stojkoska, UNDP Resident Representative of a.i. in Armenia, and Arman Valesyan, ''Integrated Rural Tourism Development'‘ and “Sustainable Communities” projects manager, the key to overcoming all the difficulties and becoming a self-sufficient entity as a country and a state is sustainability. Regional Post sat down with them to discuss these issues.

One of the biggest art events of the region is coming back after the pandemic pause.

The main dates and events in the history of the parliament of the Third Republic.

Some people come to Armenia for the exquisite cuisine and the calmness of our fascinating landscapes, or the rich cultural heritage monuments which can be found in all parts of the country. Nevertheless, have you ever thought of Armenia as a destination for adventure tourism? Our nature and mountainous territory perfectly fit into the ideas of this type of tourism. Regional Post presents the top 5 adventure tourism opportunities in Armenia.

Banking is no longer about the mere satisfaction of financial necessities. At IDBank it’s also about comfort and tailored services handpicked for each client individually. A year ago, IDBank introduced its Privilege Banking service which has a number of peculiar advantages for the clients of the Bank. Regional Post talked to the Head of the Communications Unit at IDBank Tatevik Vardevanyan, and the Head of the Bank’s Premium Banking Division Lida Safaryan about the new culture and approaches of banking integrated and fostered by IDBank.

Yet another wave of Azerbaijani antagonism has struck the Armenian nation. This recent violation has been taken in the form of the blocking of a major transport route within an Armenian province (Syunik) that has already been under siege ever since the end of last year's war (Second Artsakh War).

The Republic of Armenia is a sovereign, democratic, social state governed by the rule of law. Power in the Republic of Armenia belongs to the people, exercised through free elections, referendums, as well as state and local self-governed bodies and officials provided by the Constitution. State power is exercised under the Constitution and laws, based on the division and balancing of the legislative, executive, and judicial powers. With the constitutional amendments made in 2015, the Republic of Armenia transitioned to the parliamentary system of government. This is how it actually works.

Art curator Emma Harutyunyan tells about the beauties of Lori region one should visit as soon as possible.

Azerbaijan proceeds to launch light raids at Armenia’s eastern (Gegharkunik – Tavush - Syunik) and newly-provoked western border (Yeraskh) in what can be described as a new campaign by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces (AZAF) to apply diplomatic pressure, and scrounge for as many strategic positions as possible along any border shared with the Republic of Armenia (RA).

Biggest news of this August is Taliban taking over Kabul, while American troops leaving the "Graveyard of Empires". What does this all mean for America, who are the winners of the situation and how will it impact South Caucasus and Armenia in particular?

Today it is virtually impossible to imagine the government of almost any country without parliamentarism. But what is the story behind the legislative body that many of us take for granted today?

What you should see, eat, drink, hear or do if you arrive in Gyumri in the morning and have some spare time until the sun goes down. Carine Aroyan, the coordinator of the “Open Gyumri” initiative and simply a great lover of the city, tells what one can or should do in former Leninakan.

On August 14, we’re going to HayFilm to “Crash’n’Dash” and have some fun.