Yerevan must be ready for worsening of the economic situation after "black Tuesday" when the Central Bank of Armenia's announcing floating rate of the American dollar provoked a panic in the country.

Armenia's relations with its strategic partner Russia are getting worse and worse and its leaders seem to desire a shift in geopolitical orientation towards the West. But a look at Russia's powerful ...

Armenia’s ongoing shadow economy is estimated to be equal 20 percent of the country’s gross domestic product—a key indicator ...

The positive trends in Armenia can continue in case of a balanced and targeted economic policy. Economist Tatoul Manaseryan said this during Tuesday’s discussion on the topic of "Armenia and the main ...

The trend threatens to undermine Armenia's cautious efforts to reduce its political and security dependence on Russia and build stronger ties with the West. Ruble trade hurts Armenian exporters ...

Armenia's economy is heavily dependent on migrant laborers ... (Eurasianet reported on the same trend in April.) After the U.S. and EU imposed sanctions against Moscow over its war on Ukraine ...

As per the economist, the relative economic liveliness in Armenia in the current year was due to the growth in the country’s agricultural sector, and the partly positive trends in the mining sector.

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and Annita Demetriou, Speaker of the House of Representatives of ...

Of course, Armenia isn’t alone in trying to ride the AI wave to prosperity—but the drivers here are far from purely economic. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war of choice in Ukraine has ...

How can countries replicate Estonia’s or Korea’s success and achieve faster economic growth and standards of living that are like to those of high-income countries? Through education and innovation.