
CivilNet is an independent online media platform covering culture, politics, and business, committed to advancing Armenia’s democratic and economic growth.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 853 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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It is current, informative and updates are constant. Keep up the good work and spread the news all over the world.
Good source of Armenian news. I tune in to listen to Eric Hacopian and Georgi Derluguian. Very sound and logical analysis without empty nationalist chest-pounding. I am happy they added podcast episodes in Russian and English for those who don’t speak Armenian. Keep it up!
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A keen, policy-minded show analyzing Armenian politics, regional security, and energy developments through a multidisciplinary lens. Episodes consistently explore governance, accountability, diaspora influence, and high-stakes diplomacy, often tying internal Armenian dynamics to regional energy projects and international relations. The tone is analytical and data-informed, with frequent references to government actions, legal cases, and industry shifts. A notable strength is connecting domestic issues to broader geopolitical trends, making it a solid fit for listeners who want nuanced context for decision-makers, sponsors, or partners operating in or around Armenia and the Caucasus.
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Recent guests on CIVILNET include:
1. Brianne Todd
2. Andrei Kortunov
3. Akram Umarov
4. Yang Cheng
5. Dominic Lieven
6. Adil Najam
7. Bruce M. Boghosian
8. Michael Kofman
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