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An unspoken cost of war
Families whose houses were destroyed in the conflict face a cold winter and uncertain future.
9 December, 2020
A family on the frontlines
A year ago, Arsen and Haykaz Harutyunyan were medical students. Two brothers living together in the...
8 December, 2020
Treating soldiers, one war at a time
“Imagine that a person has a hand, a leg, a heart, but no face, a person had a hand, a face, a...
7 December, 2020
“Refugee. I am already ashamed of the word.”
At a makeshift shelter in the Armenian capital Yerevan, six-year-old Khristine is dressed, packed an...
4 December, 2020
War from a distance
As an Azerbaijani expat and anthropologist, I experienced and observed the dynamic of this war from...
26 November, 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
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