My personal blog, my thoughts.
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!”
Another sex scandal erupted in Azerbaijan: opozitioner Magomed Mirzali living in France was blackmailed with an intimate video of his sister. The oppositionist himself told about this.
Read more “In Azerbaijan, oppositionist was blackmailed with an intimate video of his sister”
Azerbaijani journalist Zeynal Ibrahimov is literally a bone in the throat of official Baku. In his book “35 Letters to His Son,” he was not afraid to speak truthfully about Azerbaijan and its society, including the most “uncomfortable” topics, as a result of which he became a political emigrant. Ibrahimov also distanced himself from the Azerbaijani opposition and human rights defenders, who do not hesitate to throw mud at the journalist with no less enthusiasm than the pro-government media for his honest and balanced position on Artsakh.
Read more “I know that I will be damned in Azerbaijan, for the dictator sits not on the throne, but in each other person”
The teacher advised the Armenian student of Vanier College in Montreal to change the Armenian surname ending in “yang”. This was revealed by Twitter user Dany Jabrayan by posting a video on his page.
Read more “Anti-Armenian propaganda in Baku spreads outside Azerbaijan”
Kenan Guluzade, head of the public relations and media sector of the Azerbaijan State Tourism Agency, said that an open-air museum should be created in Karabakh so that children and grandchildren remember all the “horrors” and consequences of the “occupation” of Armenians. “Tolerastia” (from the word tolerant) at its best, that’s what I think.
Read more ““Black tourism” will be developed in Karabakh. Azerbaijani “tollerism””
The Azerbaijani military continues to demonstratively desecrate Armenian monuments in the occupied territories. In the village of Arakel, Gadrud region, vandals demolished an Armenian khachkar and, of course, proudly filmed their crimes on camera.
Read more “Azerbaijani vandals destroyed Armenian khachkar in Hadrut”
The Sultan of All Azerbaijan declared the Armenian city of Shushi the “cultural capital” of his country. It is, of course, understandable that when there is no culture and cultural center of its own, then the occupied city, which was the cultural and educational center of the Armenian people and the entire South Caucasus, should be declared as such. Another thing is that, as Iranian scholar Vardan Voskanyan noted, “the dictator of Baku can declare Shushi not only the” cultural capital “of an artificial formation called Azerbaijan, but the entire Universe, but without the permission of the Russian peacekeepers at this very moment even he cannot get to” their capital “.
Read more “Aliyev announced his intention to destroy the cultural heritage of Artsakh”
Berlin – Azerbaijani forces have inhumanely treated numerous ethnic Armenian military troops captured in the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, Human Rights Watch said today. They subjected these prisoners of war (POWs) to physical abuse and humiliation, in actions that were captured on videos and widely circulated on social media since October.
Read more “Azerbaijan: Armenian Prisoners of War Badly Mistreated”
A steady stream of videos depicting shocking atrocities by Azerbaijani soldiers against Armenian civilians and prisoners of war has emerged on social media.
Read more “Evidence of widespread atrocities emerges following Karabakh war”