A personal history of trauma: thirty years of depression
One woman grapples with the emotional scars war leaves on its victims, and what it means to finally return home.
A personal history of trauma: thirty years of depression
By Larissa SotievaOne woman grapples with the emotional scars war leaves on its victims, and what it means to finally return home.
10/09/2021
A personal history of trauma: The soldier with no photographs
One veteran laments how selfies, social media, and propaganda have twisted the horror of the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War.
A personal history of trauma: The soldier with no photographs
By Larissa SotievaOne veteran laments how selfies, social media, and propaganda have twisted the horror of the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War.
8/09/2021
Vaccine tourism continues to boom in Armenia
While universal vaccination initially led to interminable queues, since new regulations were adopted in July vaccine tourism in Armenia appears to be functioning without a hitch.
Vaccine tourism continues to boom in Armenia
By Armine AvetisyanWhile universal vaccination initially led to interminable queues, since new regulations were adopted in July vaccine tourism in Armenia appears to be functioning without a hitch.
2/09/2021
A personal history of trauma: a woman of war
Every time war comes, one woman and her family are forced to leave their home, and every time, they hope it will only be for a short while.
A personal history of trauma: a woman of war
By Larissa SotievaEvery time war comes, one woman and her family are forced to leave their home, and every time, they hope it will only be for a short while.
31/08/2021
Will Abkhazkia’s PM step down over a broken CT scanner?
It was one of the only CT scanners in Abkhazia, and the only one used for COVID patients.
Will Abkhazkia’s PM step down over a broken CT scanner?
By Marianna KotovaIt was one of the only CT scanners in Abkhazia, and the only one used for COVID patients.
30/08/2021
After far-right smear, Yazidi rights activist faces criminal charges in Armenia
Sashik Sultanyan will soon go on trial for ‘inciting ethnic hatred’, he faces between three and six years in prison if convicted.
After far-right smear, Yazidi rights activist faces criminal charges in Armenia
By Ani AvetisyanSashik Sultanyan will soon go on trial for ‘inciting ethnic hatred’, he faces between three and six years in prison if convicted.
27/08/2021
A personal history of trauma: a grandmother’s keys
Exploring societal trauma through the personal stories of Armenians and Azerbaijanis, how it manifests, and how it contributes to the conflict.
A personal history of trauma: a grandmother’s keys
By Larissa SotievaExploring societal trauma through the personal stories of Armenians and Azerbaijanis, how it manifests, and how it contributes to the conflict.
25/08/2021
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part I
Leyla and Imdad, Azerbaijani IDPs who were just children during the first Nagorno-Karabakh War remember the stories of their displacement.
Azerbaijan’s children of war: Part I
By Hamida GiyasbayliLeyla and Imdad, Azerbaijani IDPs who were just children during the first Nagorno-Karabakh War remember the stories of their displacement.
23/08/2021
Broken bodies and a broken bureaucracy: Armenian soldiers after the war
Some Armenian veterans of the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War have said that they did not receive the assistance the Armenian government has promised them.
Broken bodies and a broken bureaucracy: Armenian soldiers after the war
By Ani AvetisyanSome Armenian veterans of the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War have said that they did not receive the assistance the Armenian government has promised them.
Azerbaijani experts debate causes of recent escalation
Some point the finger at Russia, others at Armenia, and still others at Azerbaijan itself.
Azerbaijani experts debate causes of recent escalation
By Ismi AghayevSome point the finger at Russia, others at Armenia, and still others at Azerbaijan itself.