ANN/Groong Week in Review - (Ep #8) - 08/16/2020 [EP8]

Posted on Monday, Aug 17, 2020 | Category: Armenia, Russia, Economy, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Ukraine, Iran, Human Rights, Genocide, Israel, China, Turkey, Middle East | Series: WIR

ANN/Groong Week in Review - 08/16/2020

This Week in Review we talk with Hrant Mikaelian to discuss important issues and developments around Armenia, such as the Coronavirus Pandemic, and its economic effect; Armenia’s membership in EurAsian Economic Union and the economic effect of that organization on Armenia; and some of the trends affecting Russia and its economy.

Hrant will then join us in our weekly lightning round of questions from the past week’s headlines, to analyze Prime Minister Pashinyan’s interview with BBC’s HARDtalk; the presidential elections in Belarus; and the continuing standoff at Amulsar Gold Mine between Lydian and local residents and environmental activists.

Topics:

  1. Interview with Hrant Mikaelian
  2. Lightning Round
  • Nikol Pashinyan’s Interview on BBC HARDtalk
  • Belarus Presidential Elections
  • Amulsar Gold Mine

Guests

  • Asbed Kotchikian
  • Hrant Mikaelian
  • Artyom Tonoyan
  • Alen Zamanyan

Hosts

  • Hovik Manucharyan
  • Asbed Bedrossian

Website: https://groong.org/podcasts/WiR-20200816.html Episode 8 | Recorded on August 16, 2020

Show Notes

Show Notes

Guests

Asbed Kotchikian

Asbed Kotchikian

Asbed Kotchikian, is an Associate Professor of political science and international relations at the American University of Armenia.

Hrant Mikaelian

Hrant Mikaelian

Hrant Mikaelian is a political scientist and multidisciplinary researcher in social sciences based in Yerevan.

Artyom Tonoyan

Artyom Tonoyan

Dr. Artyom Tonoyan is a Research Associate at the University of Minnesota’s Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies, where his research is focused on the nexus of religion and violence.

Alen Zamanyan

Alen Zamanyan

Alen Zamanyan was a software engineer in Los Angeles. He moved to Yerevan, Armenia, in 2020. He has followed and analyzed Armenian affairs for over a decade.

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