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Closed railway of my childhood and the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict

The Tbilisi-Gyumri-Kars railway remains closed, and with it the opportunities for communication between Armenians and Turks, as well as Azerbaijanis. In his blog, Armenian journalist Alexander Martirosyan reflects on how the second Karabakh war ended up closing communication routes and the difficulty of resolving the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict.

Their war is not over: they save, not kill

Colonel Mekhak Arzumanyan, Head of the Emergency Situations Service of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, told his stories to the “Trajectories” project. He is one of the rescuers who, since November 13, 2020, have been participating in the search for the bodies of servicemen who died in the second Karabakh war.

How the second Karabakh war destroyed friendships

This article was prepared and published as part of Trajectories, a media project implemented by GoGroup Media, the original article can be read on JAMnews. Written by Isa Мusayev The 2020 war in Karabakh has changed something in the life of everyone in Azerbaijan. Some rejoice at the opportunity to...