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They whisper but sometimes scream
The lake, as a part of nature, turned into the landscape, incorporating the memories of the culture...
19 November, 2020
Surviving war and life
Khmorchik, a small restaurant in Yerevan, has quickly become a favorite hangout for locals due to it...
2 November, 2020
Living the conflict frame by frame
The consequences of the war are going to be more terrible than the war itself. Perhaps I’ll re...
29 October, 2020
The voice of war
War has an inner voice, which is not the sound of a cannon or exploding shells. It is the dumb cry t...
29 October, 2020
The dead will understand
After Covid-19 reached a small village in Kartli, birds occupied empty schoolyards and only supply t...
28 October, 2020
A return to lost time
A year ago, Ramin made a drastic decision to stop using heroin. Even though he has been clean for se...
26 October, 2020
War through the eyes of a fact-checker
There are always signs that war is coming, sometimes very obvious ones. But time and time again, we...
21 October, 2020
A week on the frontline
Those who are confused ask the same questions I do: what is going on? Will it stop? If it stops, whe...
20 October, 2020