Eurasianet

The concept has become a buzzword in Armenia, but fundamental questions remain on how it could be implemented.

Pashinyan and other members of the new government have repeatedly framed the country’s economic problems, and the solutions required, in moral and psychological terms.

A new party, made up of many of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s allies from the street protests that brought him to power, is challenging him from the left.

President Armen Sarkissian is a holdover from the old regime, but he's carved out a key role in Armenia's post-revolutionary government.

In an early test, activists occupied the offices of the country's Association for the Blind, demanding reform of the organization.