MY ADVENTURE IN ARMENIA

Well, that’s actually my first time at an institute writing my thesis, I had no clue about the environment I was about to meet and to stay for a while. Once again I was a frightened kid on his first day at school. I must admit that I was expecting meeting some kind of ancient gods […]

DERLUGUIAN: ILHAM ALIEV MIGHT SUDDENLY CHANGE THE GAME AND BECOME A PEACE-MAKER

 “I actually see a prospect of normalization in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. It could be very sudden.” – Georgi M. Derluguian, Associate Professor, Social Research and Public Policy at New York University Abu Dhabi “The international environment currently engulfing the South Caucasus is facing an unknown future. All three regional powers surrounding the South Caucasus – […]

ZHANNA’S WAR MEMORIES: SISTER

In autumn 1991 large-scale artillery shelling and aerial bombardment of Stepanakert were launched. The life of the city moved to basements. The evacuation was almost impossible. I heard a lot of stories about that period of time, about life in basements. I heard stories about the children who managed to get out of basements in […]

ALEXAN HAKOBYAN – THE STATUS-QUO IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH WAS KEPT THROUGH PASSIVE MEANS DURING THESE 20 YEARS

An interview with Alexan Hakobyan, Member of the Karabakh Committee, PhD in History. The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Do we speak more about war than peace? Mr Hakobyan, why do the parties to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict at the international level, i.e. in the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group, speak about a peaceful resolution, yet within the […]

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