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EVN Report EVN Report is an English-language digital media platform providing high-quality independent journalism from Armenia to a global audience.

EVN Report is digital media platform which weaves together the stories that define us, that provides a collaborative space for critical discourse and helps us navigate the complexities of our lives through the power of the written and spoken word. We provide in-depth news, analysis and commentary from Armenia and the region. Our mission is to help our readers understand the forces and factors shap

ing Armenian reality. We ask tough questions and dig deeper to understand who is constructing the conversation and why.

Armenia’s first PISA results are sobering, revealing serious gaps in student proficiency and raising questions that go w...
14/09/2026

Armenia’s first PISA results are sobering, revealing serious gaps in student proficiency and raising questions that go well beyond curriculum reform. Arevik Anapiosyan examines what the results reveal about learning, critical thinking, attendance and classroom practice, and what an evidence-based response should look like.

Read more: https://evnreport.com/law-society/the-pisa-results-armenia-feared/

On September 13, 2022, Azerbaijan launched a large-scale offensive against Armenia, its most significant attack on sover...
14/09/2026

On September 13, 2022, Azerbaijan launched a large-scale offensive against Armenia, its most significant attack on sovereign Armenian territory and the deadliest fighting between the two countries since the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. The attack resulted in significant casualties and territorial losses for Armenia, while Yerevan’s unsuccessful appeal to the CSTO for assistance became a pivotal moment in its relationship with Russia and its broader security policy.

Why do Armenians need so much history? For Armenians, history is more than a record of what happened. It provides contin...
10/09/2026

Why do Armenians need so much history?

For Armenians, history is more than a record of what happened. It provides continuity, dignity and an explanation for pain. But what happens when the historical narrative that has sustained a society for generations is suddenly disrupted?

In a new opinion piece, Andronik Papyan examines Armenian collective memory, trauma, national identity and the search for a new sense of who we are after 2020.

Read more: https://evnreport.com/opinion/anchored-in-the-past-history-as-ontological-resource-in-armenian-collective-memory/

Traveling through Sarajevo, Mikayel Zolyan reflects on the city’s long history of war, nationalism and coexistence. From...
09/09/2026

Traveling through Sarajevo, Mikayel Zolyan reflects on the city’s long history of war, nationalism and coexistence. From the assassination that helped ignite World War I to the devastation of the 1990s, he considers how a society emerges from conflict and learns to live with its past.

Read more: https://evnreport.com/opinion/notes-about-war-and-peace-from-sarajevo/

From Armenia’s overlooked perfume heritage and the invisible border between Eastern and Western Armenian to Vanadzor’s q...
08/09/2026

From Armenia’s overlooked perfume heritage and the invisible border between Eastern and Western Armenian to Vanadzor’s quietly flourishing creative scene and the enduring voice of the duduk, this month’s SALT reveals the many ways that identity is expressed and preserved.

🔴 Explore the August issue of SALT: https://evnreport.com/lifestyle-evn/molecules/

In this special edition of “Unleashed”, Sheila Paylan examines the arrests and prosecutions of Armenia’s political oppon...
07/09/2026

In this special edition of “Unleashed”, Sheila Paylan examines the arrests and prosecutions of Armenia’s political opponents, asking whether the fight against oligarchy is being pursued with consistent standards and respect for judicial independence. She argues that defending democracy requires holding power accountable, even when those targeted are difficult to defend.

Read more: https://evnreport.com/columns/please-dont-make-me-defend-an-oligarch/

05/09/2026

Մինչ շատերը գուժում են միջազգային իրավունքի մահը կամ անկարությունը, միջազգային իրավունքի մասնագետ Դավիթ Խաչատրյանի հետ զրուցել ենք միջազգային իրավական համակարգի սահմանափակումների, հնարավոր զարգացման ու այդ գործում Հայաստանի կամա, թե ակամա մասնակցության, ինչպես նաև Հայաստանի կողմից ու դեմ տարբեր ատյաններում հարուցված հայցերի մասին։

🎧 Լսել փոդքաստը՝ https://evnreport.com/arm/podcasts-arm/keep-talking/law-and-world-order-2/

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