Georgian youth splits up over voting in local elections
Aren Melikyan; Aysel Azizova; Giorgi Gviniashvili; Parviz Majidov;
news
Tbilisi meets the Halloween and the second round of local elections, October 30
Educational Experiences and Preferences: Yerevan or Ijevan?
Syuzanna Ghukasyan
Interaqtive
Young People from the Northeast Part of Armenia Speak About their Educational Experiences and Preferences.
Speaking Hope to Power in Pankisi
society
Women's groups in a conservative Caucasus enclave are making inroads in male-dominated local structures.
Cycling - How Hard or How Easy
Sameer Kermalli
Interaqtive
Having cycled in both countries, it was evident that there is a problem. Cyclists are never safe anywhere, unless the countries care about them and do something about the predicament of the cyclists. This is a less than true depiction of the world situation; however, it picks on a developed country and a developing country, one in Europe and one in Africa and tells the story.
In Azerbaijan Government Claims to Fight against "the Fake Disabled"
Heydar Isayev
society
In Azerbaijan government claims to crack down on people who received fake disability statuses as well as benefits. Many are unhappy about it.
What Is It Like to Raise a Kid with Cerebral Palsy in Azerbaijan?
Heydar Isayev
society
X Drive + Anti Cafe - An important place for the development of youth life in a small town
Syuzanna Ghukasyan
Interaqtive
Yerevan State University or YSU Ijevan Branch
Syuzanna Ghukasyan
Interaqtive
We tried to understand what would people say about YSU and YSU IB making comparisons between the education in the capital and outside of it. What are the main differences, advantages and disadvantages in both .
Decentralization of education is the cause of new scandals in Armenia
Syuzanna Ghukasyan
news
Decentralization of education is the cause of new scandals in Armenia
Moving Forward with Autism
Heydar Isayev
society
Remove some COVİD-19 restrictions in Azerbaijan caused concern in older people
Vusal Nabiyev
society
They are worried that they will become infected again after the government's recent decisions.
Baku without a face mask - PHOTO
Vusal Nabiyev
society
Photos from Baku without a medical mask.
Citizens in Azerbaijan are in a hurry to be vaccinated
Vusal Nabiyev
news
2 million vaccine doses have already been administered.
Perks of the Finnish Education System
Kato Sharadzenidze
society
The road of the small business
Hovhannes Hakobyan
broadcast
Despite the criticism. The "Yerevan Wine Days" festival took place
Hovhannes Hakobyan
culture
British citizens as tourists in Poland
Mariam Grigoryan
culture
What Is It Like to Raise a Kid with Cerebral Palsy in Azerbaijan?
Heydar Isayev
society
Government of Poland loosened coronavirus restrictions
Mariam Grigoryan
news
Ethnic Armenians displaced from Nagorno Karabakh are living in uncertainty
Astghik Gaudyan
society
“We still hope that we will come back to our home, our village...”, tells me Artashes Arakelyan from Askeran region, Nagorno Karabakh. Artashes and his wife Narine with their five underaged daughters fled from Nagorno Karabakh during the recent war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Now the family live in the small village Lenughi, not far from Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.
Faces of Autism
Ani Torosyan
Home
There are many NGO’s and associations working with children with autism, and XS Association of Armenia is one of them. There are about 80 kids in the association so far. Through different exercises, the specialists help them to integrate with society, to express themselves.
Refugees: The Voskanyans' family after the War
Astghik Gaudyan
society
What has been left in the wake of the 44-day war between Azerbaijan and Armenia in September-November 2020? Armen Voskanyan, 44, and Narine Hakobyan, 35, are from Mets Taghlar village in Hadrut, Nagorno Karabakh. They fled from Nagorno-Karabakh during the recent war broke out in the region from September 27, 2020 and ended on November 10, 2020.
Refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh in numbers
Astghik Gaudyan
society
The latest war, broken on the 27th of September, 2020, between Artsakh and Azerbaijan, labelled thousands of people as refugees. Before the war the population of Artsakh was 150.932, out of which 91.000 were considered to flee to Armenia during the war.
All about Autism
Ani Torosyan
news
National Autism Association describes autism spectrum disorder as a bio-neurological developmental disability that generally appears before the age of 3.
From Hadrut to Abovyan
Astghik Gaudyan
society
“I still have hope that without war, through negotiations, we will bring back Hadrut and we will go to our home,” said 69 years old Zoya Badadzyan, who came with her large family from the village of Togh in Hadrut and temporarily settled in Abovyan because of the Second Artsakh War.
Russia's exam with "Democracy".
Ismi Aghayev
Home
"Law" restricting the continuation of Alexei Navalny's career
Autism in Numbers
Ani Torosyan
society
The data suggests that worldwide 75.000.000 people have autism spectrum disorder. And the numbers of people with autism are growing year by year. It is estimated that one in 68 children is diagnosed with ASD. It is a fact that ASD, in general, is five times more prevalent in boys than in girls.
Small and medium businesses are still facing problems in Armenia
Hovhannes Hakobyan
Home
Starting a business in Armenia is not an easy task, especially in industry. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face a number of problems in setting up production. These are: lack of available financial resources, customs and tax policy, limited export opportunities, etc. In recent years the SME sector has been the main driver of economic growth and job creation in Armenia
Autism through the mothers’ eyes
Ani Torosyan
society
1% of the world’s population has autism spectrum disorder. Throughout the whole journey of autism, parents are guiding them. “Your child has autism...” Each parent reacts to this sentence differently: shock, panic, stress, mixed feelings, depression. But the thing that unites them all is to do everything to make their lives easier and happier.