by Aren Melikyan Berin, Westend. The silence of a quiet German street is regularly interrupted by greetings in Armenian. The…
by Daniel Kopp The landlocked country in the Caucasus has a huge potential — and multi-layered interest — to accelerate…
by Arshaluys Mgdesyan The European Union is one of Armenia's largest trade and economic partners. The EU offers a Generalized System of…
by Anne Frieda Müller “I don’t trust the media. When a newspaper or a blog publishes breaking news about the…
by Ani Minasyan Poverty in Germany has many faces: there are people who live on the streets, those who can’t…
by Max Kuball Every year thousands of Armenians with illegally obtained tourist visas travel to Germany to apply for asylum.…
by Harutyun Tsatryan When it comes to the dissemination of fake news and fact-checking related skills, younger audiences are different…
by Sophia Stahl After years of persecution, fear and suffering Christianity was adopted as state religion in Armenia. Only two…
by Astghik Gevorgyan Public Media and Newspapers Every household in Germany pays 17 Euros monthly for public TV and Radio.…
by Ann Esswein Luiza Vardanyan, black blazer and fox red braid, is sitting her legs crossed in a room in…