A new, modern, comfortable apartment-style hotel has recently opened in the very centre of Stepanakert (Karabakh/Artsakh). Situated within a few minutes walk of the bus station, it is convenient for all of the City’s amenities. Full details, including directions at… Read More ›
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Azerbaijan is like a perpetrator of domestic violence.
In 1988 when Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) said “No!” to the “relationship” with the Azerbaijan SSR there were no discussions, no understanding – just aggression, violence and war. Perpetrators of domestic violence do not like to be told “No”. When the violence… Read More ›
Life and People of Artsakh Collection
The reality of Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh is far-removed from the prejudicial propaganda that exists around this fascinating place, and its people. This growing collection of galleries ( taken since 2010) shows many aspects of the “Life and People of Artsakh”. Just… Read More ›
A Syria without Assad is a Syria without Armenians.
One hundred years ago the European world was on the brink of war. The many alliances and conflicts were readying themselves to be executed. The continent had existed too long with many unresolved issues, and only a small incident was… Read More ›
Armenia and Artsakh: An Englishman’s Perspective
On July 4th 2013 I gave a presentation to the Armenian Institute in London on my personal views on Armenia, Armenians, and Artsakh. This was presented in conjunction with many photographs that I had taken during my travels there. I… Read More ›
Turkey’s Press for lack of Freedom: What chance for Artsakh?
I was intrigued by an article in last week’s Economist which was reviewing the state of Press freedom in Turkey. Many journalists have been sacked by their employers for crossing the line in the areas that they have investigated, however,… Read More ›
Azerbaijan Armenia: Karabakh’s smouldering conflict (Complaint to BBC)
Below is a transcript of an article published by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on their website on 16 December 2012 under the title of “Azerbaijan Armenia: Karabakh’s smouldering conflict” I was particularly concerned that this report presented a biased… Read More ›
Armenians in London remember the Genocide
Each year in London the Armenian community in the UK march through the capital to remember the 1,500,000 people killed during the Armenian Genocide in 1915. This march has taken place every year for the last 47 years, and the… Read More ›
Azerbaijan : In the eye of the storm
A diplomatic cable from January 2009 released by Wikileaks exposed the true nature of the relationship between Israel and Azerbaijan. The cable notes that, Ilham Aliyev describes the relationship like an iceberg “nine tenths of it below the surface”. It… Read More ›
Argentina should respect the right of self-determination in the Falkland Isles.
Almost 30 years ago the Argentinian army invaded the British territory of the Falkland Isles, which precipitated a conflict lasting 2 months and costing just over 900 lives from both sides. This was an opportunistic raid by the Argentinians who… Read More ›