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What is the aim of our new Հայlight podcast? We seek to address issues and discuss key diaspora-related topics from the perspectives of various repats.
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13
Mar
Հայրենադարձների ամենամեծ սխալը․ ինչու՞ չգնել տուն հենց առաջին տարում [Հայlight #12]
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26
Nov
Their kids missed home, until Armenia became one: Repat parents on schooling [Հայlight #11]
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20
Sep
A night in Yerevan was enough to realize life in the regions is better [Հայlight #10]
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10
Aug
Переосмысление основ армянской идентичности в контексте будущего [Հայlight #9]
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News
26.04.2026
"I can't believe I've never been inside," I remarked to my wife as we entered the Museum of the History of the Armenians of Cilicia in her native town of Nor Hachn. I was familiar with the memorial, designed in 1974 by architect Rafael Israelyan, and knew that it housed a museum. Nevertheless, I'd never visited. That day, we got lucky. The curator, a kind woman named Hayastan Simonyan (yes, that's her actual name), was in town and actually postponed an early visit to Yerevan just for us.
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Personal Stories
20.04.2026
Meeting people like Henrik and hearing them speak about things they're passionate about is always a pleasure. It was definitely worth a 45-minute cab ride in traffic-crazy Yerevan on a Friday afternoon. He touched on some very important nuances in his field; nuances that we've all come across, but never really paid attention to. As Armenia stands at the crossroads of change, it's crucial to amplify voices like Henrik's, as they can alter the course of many things in Armenia for the better.
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Personal Stories
16.04.2026
Scrolling through Instagram, you have most likely “come across” my new heroine and the world of her illustrated images, through which she expresses her boundless love for Armenia, its nature, and its people. Behind the soulful images of A of Art is Anais Zadikian, in love with her Homeland. This is how her Instagram page introduces her.
Anais was born in Brazil and moved to Armenia in 2019 following her older and younger sisters: “We always had a dream to live in Armenia, but we never thought it would come true. Our life is both real and feels like a dream.”
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Personal Stories
14.04.2026
While listening again to the recording of my meeting with my new hero, I realized that Razmik is the youngest among those I have written about over the past three years. Despite his young age, he has already managed to demonstrate determination and courage more than once, as well as a willingness to initiate viable ideas. While the stories of some of my heroes are about the fact that it is never too late to return to the homeland, Razmik Avagyan’s story is about the opposite: it is never too early to start a new life at home.
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Practical Tips
28.03.2026
Since July 1, 2025, Armenia has introduced a system of electronic employment contracts operated through the State Revenue Committee. Initially, the transition to a fully digital format was expected to become mandatory for all employers.
-webp(85)-o(png).webp?token=7346d961cd122a0948428ff06b490362 "Life Without Fear of Assimilation: Ari Hadjian’s Journey Home")
Personal Stories
25.03.2026
I met my new protagonist, Ari Hadjian, almost ten years ago, when together with a group of like-minded people from the charitable organization "Help the Children of Armenia," we were raising funds to build a football field in the village of Nor Kyank in the Ararat region. Back then, I received a message on Facebook from Ari expressing his desire to join the project: he and his footballer friends from Argentina made a significant contribution. We also planned to meet in person — it was very important for me to see his little twin sons, Arame and Menua, who had already captured my heart. In the end, our meeting only took place eight years later at the Repat Armenia office, where we talked about his sons, architecture, repatriation, and the difficult choice between Armenia and the diaspora.
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