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Armenia fights coronavirus by tracking citizens. Is it a “setback to democracy" or a necessary measure?

What is happening in Armenia now, and will the country be the same after pandemic? Armenian Prime Minister says the "world will not be the same".

Interview with MP Mikayel Zolyan about the state's fight againts coronavirus.

Armenian photographer's journey from vacation in Naples to quarantine in Dilijan.

Armenia reacts: according to official figures, the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases in totaled at 30 by the time the emergency state was announced, however over a few hours it hiked to 64.

Interview with Mr. Daniel Haas, the Head of German Development Cooperation in the South Caucasus.

The King of the Armenian Highlands promenades around its kingdom, moving its giant paws, shifting from one leg to another. It soundlessly moves between the trees, listening to the whispers of the forest, leaving no trace of its presence. Very few people have encountered the animal from a close distance, as it chooses to stay away and live its life in privacy. Despite its secretive character, the Caucasian Leopard (Panthera pardus ciscaucasica), a native of these lands, has earned the respect to be named King of Armenian Highlands. In the late 90s, the King left the mountainous area of Armenia, turning into a legend of our elders. Only in recent years, however, the situation appears to have changed. The Leopard has been spotted at several sites around the country: marking its trails in the north, chasing its prey in the south. The mystical beauty, they say, has returned to breathe a new life into the Armenian highlands.

With a new Government in Yerevan, the possible end of the Netanyahu era, and the Crisis in Iran, 2019 may spell a new direction for relations between the two nations.