STORIES
- People With Disabilities
- Ethnic & Religious Minorities
- Gender
- Urban Development
- Environment
- Bazaar
- Youth
- Agriculture
- Migration
- Healthcare
- Traditions
- Generation of the 1990s
- Caucasus' Diversity
- Communication
- Taboos/ Stigmas
- Rural Life
- Unseen Borders
- Spaces
- Memory
- Identity
- Religious Beliefs
- The 'Peace-Builders’
- Journeys
- Millennials
- Masculinities
- Our Habitat
- My Body, My Choice
- Fear
Bazaar
July/August 2015
This Edition of Chai Khana seeks to explore the many unique and interconnected stories of Bazaar culture in the South Caucasus
Millions Through Closed Borders
Despite the fact that there are no established diplomatic relations between Armenia and Turkey and the land border remains closed, trade circulation between these countri...
7 September, 2015
World of Gold
Despite the growing social-economic crisis in Armenia, when according to the official statistics every third person is under the poverty line, you can still hardly f...
3 September, 2015
"Teze" Bazaar
"Teze Bazaar" is one of the most famous bazaars located in the center of Baku. The bazaar is around 80 years old and is best known for the availability of its fresh sturg...
26 August, 2015
A Bazaar on Wheels
Street vendors are a large and very visible workforce in urban cities. Who are street vendors? Street vendors the people who are selling everything from fresh vegeta...
26 August, 2015
No train - High prices
This Bazaar is located near the railway in Baladjar, Baku. It has already been one month since they stopped the tram. Previously, traders took a tram to bring their produ...
26 August, 2015
Ganja’s so called “Kolkhoz” Bazaar
Everyone is looking for customers in this bazaar. Here you can find everything: cloths, constructing materials, food, flowers and etc. The sellers say that th...
26 August, 2015