My personal blog, my thoughts.
In Azerbaijan, a commotion began because of the backpacks that appeared on sale, which seemed to some frightened buyers to be Armenian-made products.
Read more “Panic in Azerbaijan. Attack of Armenian backpacks!”
Mikaela Jav, a well-known DJ, liked to show off for her fans online. In one sultry Facebook photo, she appears in red and white lingerie, channeling a seductive Mrs. Claus.
Read more “Azerbaijani Couple, Including President’s Cousin, Owns Properties Worth Millions in London and Ibiza”
April 24 marked the 106th anniversary of the 1915–23 Armenian Genocide, which Ottoman Turkey committed. This genocide resulted in the systematic extermination of around 1.5 million Armenians. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan—with Turkey’s full support—continues its ethnic cleansing of Armenians on their indigenous land in the Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) in the South Caucasus.
Read more “Azerbaijan Tortures, Murders Armenian Prisoners of War”
Its common opinion that Nagorno-Karabakh, is an unsolvable conflict as the two principles of international law contradict themselves: the right to self-determination and the right to territorial integrity.
Read more “The territorial integrity of Azerbaijan has nothing in common with Nagorno-Karabakh”
Recent weeks have seen scores of activists in Azerbaijan targeted with intimate photos, videos and personal messages of them leaked on social media.
Read more “Kompromat is Back in Azerbaijan”
Facebook has allowed a state-backed harassment campaign targeting independent news outlets and opposition politicians in Azerbaijan to return to its platform, less than six months after it banned the troll network.
Read more “‘Facebook isn’t interested in countries like ours’: Azerbaijan troll network returns months after ban”
A VICE investigation reveals how a little-known TV station and large sums of money were part of a lobbying strategy to polish Azerbaijan’s image in Germany.
Read more “How an Authoritarian Regime Infiltrated a Government in the Heart of Europe”
(Berlin) – Azerbaijani forces abused Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) from the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, subjecting them to cruel and degrading treatment and torture either when they were captured, during their transfer, or while in custody at various detention facilities, Human Rights Watch said today.
Read more “Armenian POWs Abused in Custody”
A corruption scandal involving payments running into millions of euros has rocked the Council of Europe. But details are still hard to come by and the organisation seems unwilling to delve deeper into the matter.
Read more “Council of Europe plagued by ‘caviar diplomacy’”
Dear readers, residents and citizens of the United States. Starting from May 2021, I will organize special excursions around the capital of Azerbaijan.
Read more “Welcome to Baku, Armenian city 2021!”