In order to build peace Armenia needs strength and for the latter a set of prerequisites are necessary. Read our editorial to learn more about them.

The heat wave in Armenia has a soundtrack to it. The summer season opens with a brand new festival that marks its beginning with the concerts of Zaz, 50cent, and Led Zeppelin Orchestra.

Aram Khachatryan is the co-founder and CEO of Galaxy Group of Companies, a multi-industry corporation headquartered in Armenia. He is in charge of strategic management and organizational development of the group. Regional Post discusses with Mr. Khachatryan models of business operation and engagement in Armenia’s economic agenda by the example of Galaxy Group.

A recent Caucasus Barometer survey on Armenia showed some puzzling results. Check out here to see the implications they could be suggestive of.

The reasons behind creation of the reArmenia platform which aims to bring together as many projects as possible, categorize them, provide a due diligence check, and ensure regular reporting to keep the highest level of transparency.

The Director of Idram payment system, Arsen Kdenyan, and the Business Development Director at IDBank Karen Nalbandyan sat with Regional Post to talk about the story of Idram’s inception.

Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders' recent meeting in Brussels raised new concerns, while dispelling some previous worries. Regional Post looks into those in detail, scrutinizing possible developments.

Regional Post discussed the current state of fashion in Armenia with the President of the Fashion and Design Chamber NGO, Vahan Khachatryan and the Co-Founder of the NGO, Elen Manukyan.

The Republic of Armenia Ministry of Economy's Tourism Committee has launched the new brand for Armenia as a tourism hotspot on the international level. Click here for details:

William Saroyan once said: “It is simply in the nature of Armenian to study, to learn, to question, to speculate, to discover, to invent, to revise, to restore, to preserve, to make, and to give.” Albeit not mentioned, of all the virtues Armenians manifest, hopefulness is one of their best. Few programs bring such a feeling of hopefulness to the hearts and minds of its participants as well as to the nation it seeks to serve and cherish. Fewer yet resemble the likes of the H. Hovnanian Family Foundation-supported sister organizations, or more accurately, sister programs, Armenian Volunteer Corps and Birthright Armenia.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Armenia started looking for new partners to diversify its options. The following summarizes Yerevan’s recent foreign political activities.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev are scheduled to meet in Brussels on 6 April. The meeting brokered by President of the European Council Charles Michel will be the fourth one held between the top Armenian and Azerbaijani officials since the war in 2020 and the second arranged by the EU. While the first two were organized by Moscow and held in January and November of 2021, the third and the last one so far, was held in Brussels in December of the same year.

As war in Ukraine is still going on, Artsakh is facing another existential threat. Regional Post’s expert Tigran Zakaryan is trying to make sense of what is going on.