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Studying the Movement
In February 2018, the comprehensive historical research titled “History of Karabakh Movement (1988-1989)” was published.
The pavilion of Third Millennium hosted the author of the book, PhD in History Ashot Sargsyan.
The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan.
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The Prospects and Barriers of Film Production
Filmmakers are loud about the lack of a unique Armenian cinema and the need to create it. In what ways should the promotion of Armenian cinema be driven, how can Armenian film industry become more interesting for investors, why isn’t a film development program in place?
Hayk Hambardzumyan spoke about these issues with producer Melik Karapetyan.
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Modern Museum: Why and How
In the modern world, the perception of the museum is also changing. They are not perceived merely as a place of preservation, display and study of historical and cultural exhibits, but also predent for much greater social and cultural functioning. How justified is this approach? How close to what extent are the museums in Armenia ready and open to changes, and what is needed for the development of museums?
Hayk Hambardzumyan spoke about these issues with the Director of Charents Museum of Literature and Art Karo Vardanyan.
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The Conviction of Illiteracy and Education Development Program
According to international experts, if Armenia does not invest in education in the coming years, the country will face 50% illiteracy in 2030. Local experts and researchers believe that our country lacks any idea about the problems of education, nor the effectiveness of educational expenditures, while the draft law "On the State Education Program till 2030" was presented for the public discussion. Does the draft law reflect sectoral issues and meet the needs?
Discussion by education expert Serob Khachatryan and "National Center for Public Policy Research" NGO Artak Manukyan.
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Karabakh Movement: Legitimate Revolution
How did the Armenian nation get this self-organized, positioned itself against Moscow and defeated it? Was that a revolution? The topic is discussed by the member of the unrecognized Karabakh Committee Davit Shahnazaryan and political expert Ruben Mehrabyan.
The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan.
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The Drivers of the Karabakh Movement
What was the cause of Karabakh movement, what did the Armenian people demand back in 88? How did the independence process of Armenian and Nagorni Karabakh set off? The topic is discussed by the Doctor of Historical Sciences Harutyun Marutyan and Director of the Armenian Center for National and International Studies Manvel Sargsyan.
The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan.
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Spartak Gevorgyan
Spartak Gevorgyan's copper sculptures mainly feature women. "It can not be falsified in art, especially when care is needed, and when creating a woman's image, you need to be even more honest", - our hero is convinced.
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Epistle to the Galatians (3:5-14)
Father Arnak Harutyunyan comments on the verses 3:5-14 of Paul’s letter to Galatians.
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Epistle to the Galatians (3:1-4)
Father Arnak Harutyunyan comments on the verses 3:1-4 of Paul’s letter to Galatians.
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Epistle to the Galatians (1:6-21)
What does it mean to know Christ and His Gospel? What issues were did the Galatians experience? Father Arnak Harutyunyan talks about this and other issues commenting on the verses 1:6-21 of the Epistle to Galatians.
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Neither de jure, nor de facto
Gender-based discrimination problem in Armenia refers more to women, than men, experts say. The Law on Equal Rights and Equal Opportunities for Women and Men does not have the capacity to effectively use gender-based discrimination and is more of a declarative nature. Narine Alexanyan, candidate of jurisprudence and Gohar Shahnazaryan, Head of the Center for Gender Studies and Leadership, sociologist, discuss the topic.
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Psychological and Spiritual Assistance to Gambler
According to the NSS, the amount of gambling activities in Armenia is about $ 550 million annually. And Armenian bookmakers take bets for around 16 billion drams a month. And this is the case when official data evidence 30% poverty in Armenia. According to statistical data, up to 7 percent of gambling-affected people have pathological tendency to gambling, and about 60 percent of those are also inclined to law breaking. 20% of pathological gamblers experience a real suicide attempt. In many countries, casinos are banned, while others introduce anti-gambling programs, create services. Even the consequences of the popularity and availability of gambling business are not assessed in Armenia.
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