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Dreams after Karabakh
I’m in Karabakh as a tourist. And I’m with Turks, but I try to act so they don’t realize I’m Armenian. Read More »
My friends feel closer to me than my family
Single people displaced from Karabakh have no way to find housing even in remote villages in Armenia. There...Read More »
Dream That Takes Over Your Life: Indian Laborers In Armenia
Touristic agencies are on the rise in India. Nearly every immigrant we spoke with had a “brother” working as a tourist agent, earning commissions for persuading......Read More »
Reinventing the Armenian Myth
To create a new model of patriotism, the old one must first be demystified. By and large, the government proposes to change the images.Read More »
Not Allow Their Grievances To Be Instrumentalized For The Regime’s Nationalist Desires
As a part of the Azerbaijani society and Azerbaijani citizens, we question and expect others, especially the ones who claim to be politically active to think about the following questions.Read More »
AS RUSSIA FAILS TO ENSURE SECURITY IN NAGORNO KARABAKH, A NEW EU CIVILIAN MISSION TO ARMENIA IS BEING CONSIDERED
The European Union is considering the possibility of a new civilian mission to be deployed in the region next year. The decision comes amid increasing disappointment of Yerevan with Russia's inability to prevent escalation of the conflict with Azerbaijan. Read More »
We had already adapted to Covid, the war hadn’t started yet։ report from Meghri
If we were against the oligarchic economy, now we can take it, if the oligarch is Armenian. If we wanted to travel across borders, now the freedom of travel would be for goods only.Read More »
Borderland: Militarized Berd after the War
Leaving behind the Shahumyan statue and the five-year plan, we drive through forests and gorges, along a shallow river.Read More »
Borderland: Into the Wild
Do you know that on the Mrghuz mountain steppes there are Mlmla?Read More »
War and (Senile) Dementia
The only thing we can do is to desert, to abandon, to collectively transform fear into thought, to resign ourselves to the inevitable. Only in this way can we produce the unpredictable: peace, pleasure, life.Read More »