Armenia

Why we need to digest the information we are provided and filter it with critical eye.

How important it is to exchange information between ex and current government.

Does anyone follow what promises were kept and if the reality reflects the plans?

When politics enters education and gaining positions in the University is treated as political victory.

To be or not to be

Why civil society is not as active as it used to be in the past?

He talks about current PM, Yerevan State University and Shirkhanyan’s open letter.

Mr. Malyan shares his views about PR technologies and not only.

Mr. Ishkhanyan’s opinion about new government’s plans and Shirkhanyan’s notorious open letter.

Interesting details open up when people who worked with Vazgen Sargsyan start commenting Shirkhanyan’s open letter to Robert Kocharyan.

If we were to compare Armenia to other countries, where would we stand? Arthur Danielyan from Adekvad brainstorms on this.

In the interview with Agnesa Khamoyan, Mr. Danielyan provides his thoughts about future developments in Armenia.

Interview about current trends in the government

How ruling party encourages users to select a small potion of media resources loyal to government.

Teghut and Amulsar problems were about to become public. Kajaran mining company was audited and the report was ready to be published. Someone stopped all this.

Adekvad brainstorming about preparing for peace and influence of Nabucco project on regional politics.

What thinking about the state means and why blocking the streets and revolution kill the state.

Who should be considered elite in Armenia’s context. (Episode in Armenian)

Armenia’s ex Minister of Justice talks about public and information management

Adekvad - on budget games and upcoming shortage of funds (in Armenian). Artur Danielyan brainstorms about possible scenarios.