Armenia

During the war the public in Armenia remained misinformed, while false information was spread actively by propaganda both in Armenia and Azerbaijan. Journalists used open-source data to verify or debunk key official announcements.

What happened to the Armenian heritage in Syria after the war? Some are destroyed, some – like the Church of the Holy Mother of God – are saved and restored.

If you want to be a good leader, you should listen! This is the piece of advice that H.E. Andrea Wiktorin, Ambassador, Head of the EU Delegation to Armenia shared with the young ladies at the “Women in Leadership: Perks and Challenges” panel discussion. The event was organised by the Delegation of the European Union to Armenia and was dedicated to the International Women’s Day 2021.

A short story by Artavazd Yeghiazaryan initially featured in "The Stories from Armenia" book. The book was prepared in cooperation with the Delegation of the European Union to Armenia.

Regional Post Caucasus discusses the role of small and medium-sized enterprises in the economic development of Armenia and how the EU helps boost the capacities of local SMEs.

The EU has always stressed the importance of creating equal opportunities for women in different sectors, including business and social entrepreneurship. Over the past years, the EU has taken major efforts to foster the development of women in the regions of Armenia. EU4Women: Economic Empowerment through Social Enterprise is one of the many EU-supported initiatives that has promoted gender equality via economic empowerment. Regional Post talked to several beneficiaries of the project to learn more about their stories of how they achieved financial sustainability with the support of the European Union.

Film critic Karen Avetisyan describes the complicated relations between literature and cinema - in the world and in Armenia, from literature-based “Namus” to Parajanov’s "non-literary" approach to the narrative.

An international team of experienced hikers, 832km all across Armenia in 40 days. Taking off from Lake Arpi and ending the hike at the southern getaway of country- Meghri. All this to celebrate the successful completion of the development of the Transcaucasian Trail route across the country. The Transcaucasian Trail (TCT) is a world-class, long-distance hiking trail of more than 3,000km in length, following the Greater and Lesser Caucasus Mountains and connecting roughly two dozen national parks and protected areas in the region. The TCT has been developed by three partner organizations: the U.S.-based Transcaucasian Trail Association, the TCT Armenia NGO, and the TCT Georgia NGO.