Diverse viewpoints in search of effective solutions to conflicts in the South Caucasus
This research paper aims to identify the psychosocial and professional needs of media workers displaced from Nagorny Karabakh to Armeniа in September 2023, and was carried out by the Armenian Scientific Association of Psychologists NGO in cooperation with Public Journalism Club. The research should help to understand the psychosocial problems...
The primary objective of this study is to uncover the specific needs of activists in Armenia, with the intention of formulating targeted capacity-building initiatives to support their invaluable work. The needs assessment consisted of two phases, one conduced prior to the displacement of the Armenian population from Nagorny Karabakh in...
Within the framework of the “Professional Media and Civil Society Join Forces for Dialogue” project, the Public Journalism Club conducted an assessment of the professional needs of media professionals who were forcibly displaced from Nagorny Karabakh (NK) and took refuge in Armenia. The primary goal of the project is to...
Unblocking transport communications in the South Caucasus and in particular between Armenia and Azerbaijan could be a key factor in the region’s economic development, but geopolitical risks and security issues remain the main obstacle to the implementation of ambitious projects.
A year after flaring up again with renewed force in October 2023, the war between Israel and Hamas has spread to Lebanon and Hezbollah, threatening to drag ally Iran into the hostilities and plunge the whole Middle East into a major conflict.
Armenian academic Levon Abrahamian and Azerbaijani composer Javanshir Kuliev recalled Prajanov's work and exchanged thoughts on how two conflicting neighbours can become closer through culture.
Political scientists Ruben Megrabyan and Zardusht Alizade discuss the successes and prospects of so-called ‘people's diplomacy’ in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict context/
There is now a window of opportunity to seek both to better understand the details of the process that took place in Tavush and to use it to identify the shortcomings and to propose better solutions and models for the negotiation process going forward. That is the aim of this...
After almost every round of talks Armenia and Azerbaijan announce that their positions are converging. Yet the deadline for the conclusion of a peace agreement which could put an end to the conflict between the two countries is repeatedly postponed. What’s more, the negotiating process brings up new issues and...
