Sep 11, 2026
OUR MISSION
The Armenia-China Research Center (ACRC) is an independent, non-partisan research institution dedicated to advancing knowledge, dialogue, and cooperation between Armenia, China, and the wider Eurasian region.
We convene scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to examine the political, economic, and cultural forces that shape this space, and to generate practical ideas for a more connected Eurasia.
OUR VISION
To be a leading platform for research, dialogue, and cooperation that deepens understanding between Armenia and China and contributes to a more stable, prosperous, and connected Eurasia.
OUR RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

China and the Global Order
How China shapes, and is shaped by, institutions, great-power politics, and the rules of the international system.

China and the South Caucasus
Political, economic, and connectivity dynamics between China and Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.

Belt and Road & the New Silk Road
Infrastructure, trade corridors, and the political economy of Eurasian connectivity.

China-Armenia Technology & Economic Cooperation
Innovation, digital economy, trade, and the practical agenda of bilateral economic ties.
OUR ACTIVITIES
Research & Publications
Policy briefs, papers, and data-driven analysis on Armenia-China and Eurasian affairs.
Dialogue & Events
Roundtables, seminars, and public conversations that bring regions into the same room.
Capacity Building
Fellowships, workshops, and training for the next generation of researchers.
Regional Engagement
Partnerships that connect Yerevan, Beijing, and the wider Eurasian space.
OUR PRINCIPLES
Independence
We are non-partisan and set our research agenda on the merits of the question.
Integrity
Evidence, transparency, and intellectual honesty guide every publication.
Inclusiveness
We work across languages, disciplines, and political viewpoints.
Responsibility
Our work should serve long-term stability, prosperity, and mutual respect.
A stable and prosperous Eurasia depends on people who can listen across borders, test ideas in public, and turn research into cooperation.
LATEST ARTICLES
All articlesSep 10, 2026
Reading the Belt and Road in the Caucasus
Sep 9, 2026
Technology Transfer without Illusion
Sep 8, 2026
Eurasian Connectivity as a Research Problem
Sep 7, 2026
China and the Multilateral Order
Sep 6, 2026
People-to-People Ties that Last
Sep 5, 2026
Investment Screens and Small States
Sep 4, 2026
Dialogue Formats that Work
Sep 3, 2026
The South Caucasus in Chinese Media
Sep 2, 2026

