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The Womanly Face of War
Men have traditionally dominated Georgia’s literary scene, and as cliches’ die hard, the...
24 November, 2018
Teaching Peace in Azerbaijan: Not on the Curricula
The unresolved conflict means fear for those living close to the border: peace is an abstract, and p...
23 November, 2018
Bounded by Memories
After finishing household tasks, Armenian and Azerbaijani women used to sit together and drink tea a...
20 November, 2018
Georgia’s First Female Defense Minister Reflects on Her Mixed Legacy
In Georgia's 27 years of independence, the country has only had one female defense minister, Tina Kh...
13 November, 2018
Nagorno-Karabakh: Two Wars, Two Mothers
Yelena who in 2013 left her native town of Askeran and moved to Pyatigorsk, a city in Russia’s...
7 November, 2018
Pankisi Women Rally Against Hydro Plant
The residents of Pankisi Gorge have held several protests against the construction of Khadori 3, a h...
5 November, 2018
Speaking of Peace at a Time of War
In Turkey and the three countries of the South Caucasus, nearly everyone has experienced the pain of...
1 November, 2018
When a House is Not a Home
The 47-year-old former teacher had fled from the war on her doorstep twice. In 1991 when South Osset...
30 October, 2018