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Public attention was drawn to an incident at the Anushavan Ter-Ghevondyan Music School, where the acting principal removed a painting by a 10-year-old student from Artsakh from a student exhibition wall, claiming that its content was "anti-state." The child had simply depicted the We Are Our Mountains monument in Stepanakert—the iconic "Grandma and Grandpa." What would have happened if this episode had not been brought to light by the civil society organizations that publicized it? There would have been no public outcry and, most likely, no…
The Purpose of Stage-Managed Elections in an Autocracy
Legitimacy Is Not Determined by Accepting—or Rejecting—a Parliamentary Seat Russia…
The Opposition Must Develop a Common Strategy
Under these circumstances, some opposition figures continue to throw mud at one another, through their media outlets and personally, knowingly or unknowingly repeating the talking points of official propaganda. This is absolutely not the time to determine who is “current” and who is “former,” who has “stolen” and who has not, who is “pro-European” and who is “pro-Russian.” If opposition forces truly want to take responsibility for the state—in other words, to stop this disastrous course—then all of these disputes must be temporarily put aside.
The Main Consumer of the “Mask Show”
Inspections were conducted at Tsarukyan’s properties in the past as well. But never before had such “mask shows” been staged.
How the Meaning of Symbols Becomes “Condensed”
The St. George Ribbon, Mount Ararat, the Artsakh Flag, and…
The Inferiority Complex as a Tool of Power
State propaganda channels people toward futile and destructive instincts Among…
Continuing the Work of Enlightenment
And not getting drawn into petty arguments with “Poghoses” and…
Political “Vendetta”? Yes, There Will Be One
It serves not only political purposes, but personal ones as…
Obstacles to Becoming a Political Nation
Pashinyan is doing everything he can to prevent political solidarity…
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