By Alexander Manasyan

The reflection of the conflict in our psychology, our mentality and  political consciousness, i.e. the perception of our existence in the  Nagorno Karabakh conflict (including our geopolitical existence), is a  very unique issue. There is, however, a no less interesting topic: how  we are perceived from outside - both by our enemies and friends, by our  adversaries and our allies, and particularly those, who are usually  called neutral or independent observers.

by: James Bosbotinis & Irina Ghaplanyan

The East-West crossroads of the Trans-Caucasus, once the aorta of the Silk Road, are currently constrained by unresolved regional conflicts. The unrecognised political status of Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Nagorno Karabakh undermine the stability of the region.

by Dr. Ashot Khurshudyan

Interestingly the official process of rationalization in the secondary education was reportedly renamed into optimization process. The latter is a process when something becomes as effective as possible while rationalization is applying for a desired result or increased efficiency

by Dr. Armen Darbinian & Dr. Sevak Lalayan

The transition in Armenia had some distinctive features. The transition towards free market economy may be divided into three main categories.