Topic: economy

The war against Iran has not ended; it is entering a new phase with several defining characteristics. Most notably, it may evolve into a war of attrition, with the United[...]

By David O’Byrne Meeting on the sidelines of a gathering sponsored by the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) , Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, along with his minister for[...]

By Nina Abgaryan and Shoghik Mikayelyan Special to the Mirror-Spectator YEREVAN — The introduction of mandatory income declaration marks a major change in Armenia’s tax system. While this is standard[...]

MEGHRI, Armenia — Meghri, one of the southernmost towns in Armenia, is constantly in the news nowadays because of the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project. Its[...]

For the third time in as many months, the Russian natural gas supplier Gazprom is turning off the tap to Armenia, claiming a need to repair infrastructure. Some observers believe[...]

WATERTOWN — Labor unions have a long history, stretching back in one form or another to ancient times. In the United States, modern labor unions began as an attempt to[...]

GYUMRI, Armenia — Change is in the air for Gyumri, with a project for a “dry port” which could bring numerous international companies and the potential to double the city’s[...]

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Jeweler Arto Hachikian donated a ring he specially made to Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Daron Acemoglu on April 16 at the Charles and Nevart Talanian Cultural[...]

By Mihran Aroian Special to the Mirror-Spectator Last week, I had an opportunity to attend a lecture by Alar Karis, the president of Estonia. After attending meetings at the United[...]

STEPANAKERT — As a result of the 44-day long Azerbaijani aggression in 2020, Armen Amiryan lost all his greenhouses and his own house in the Ughtasar village of Artsakh, now[...]