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Three years after the fall of Artsakh, mourning at Yerablur (opens the original)
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By early morning on Sept. 19, Yerablur Military Pantheon was already crowded. Parents, relatives and friends of the fallen moved quietly among the graves, joined by citizens and opposition members of parliament. Three years ago, after more than nine months of starvation imposed by Azerbaijan, Artsakh came under large-scale attack. The 24-hour assault became the final stage of the genocide of Artsakh Armenians, culminating in the loss of Artsakh. On Sept. 19, parents and relatives of those killed
Artsakh marks 35 years of independence in exile (opens the original)
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On Sept. 2, Artsakh Armenians marked 35 years since the declaration of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, an anniversary now observed in exile after the occupation of Artsakh and the ethnic cleansing of its Armenian population. On that day in 1991, local deputies declared the creation of the Republic of Artsakh. Built through the mobilisation, sacrifice and support of Armenians worldwide, it developed its own democratic institutions and became the second Armenian statehood of the modern era. For a t
Why my disappointment shifted to Armenia’s leadership (opens the original)
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In recent days, Armenian audiences across social and media platforms have reacted strongly to a post on X by Lebanese American thinker, philosopher and essayist Nassim Nicholas Taleb. In that statement, Taleb declined an invitation to lecture in Azerbaijan, saying he would not set foot in the country while Ruben Vardanyan remains imprisoned there. Taleb, the author of “The Black Swan, “Antifragile” and “Skin in the Game,” noted that he had been invited to Baku and that the organizers had signifi
Reflecting on the legacy of the reopened Gulbenkian Museum (opens the original)
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A year ago, when I arrived in Lisbon to pursue an LLM in human rights advocacy at NOVA School of Law, in partnership with the University Network for Human Rights, I was hosted during my first months by a local journalist colleague. When I thanked her, her friends brushed it off with a familiar refrain: You are Armenian, they said, and your compatriot Calouste Gulbenkian has already done more for this country than gratitude could repay. The same sentiment surfaced again at university. One of my y
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