Features and Analysis

“They should know that we have an enemy” - children and the Karabakh conflict

Karabakh conflict

September 24, 2021

Children in Armenia and Azerbaijan and the Karabakh conflict - how is it presented to them in schools and their own families?

Armenia files a lawsuit against Azerbaijan at International Court of Justice

Armenia

September 19, 2021

Armenia filed a lawsuit against Azerbaijan at the International Court of Justice for violation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination

Their war is not over: they save, not kill

The Second Karabakh War

September 17, 2021

Head of the Emergency Situations Service of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic tells Trajectories projects why the war is not over for him and his men

Theaters and cinemas may reopen in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan

September 15, 2021

The Ministry of Culture of Azerbaijan appealed to the Cabinet of Ministers with a request to allow the reopening of theaters, cinemas, and concert venues

Early marriages in Armenia's Yazidi community - Personal stories.

Armenia

September 15, 2021

In the Yazidi community living in Armenia, the issue of early marriages is acute. Girls are still being kidnapped or married off at the age of 15 or even 12

Georgian village where the Abkhaz song plays: how Abkhazians learn their native language in Achara

Georgia

September 14, 2021

Abkhazians in Achara learn their native language in schools - pupils and teachers are mainly ethnic Abkhaz living in Achara, but the lessons are also open for Georgians who often join them eagerly

Georgian media outlets: intelligence services spy on church leaders and even nuns

Georgia

September 13, 2021

Intelligence services in Georgia monitor church leaders, several Georgian media outlets report citing the allegedly leaked secret files that they have obtained

Tusheti on horseback - a short documentary about exploring Georgia's highland gem

Travel Georgia

September 13, 2021

Exploring Tusheti on a horseback, admiring serene mountain sites, and learning more about the life of residents of the mountainous region of Georgia - all this and more in a new JAMnews video blog

Mentoring schools in Armenia: helping remote and borderline villages

Armenia

September 12, 2021

This year, mentor schools have been introduced in Armenia to help out students from remote or borderline villages with teacher shortages

Armenia facing critical depopulation: selective abortions, war, and Covid-19 pandemic

September 08, 2021

In recent years, a tendency towards depopulation has been observed in Armenia. The trend is especially apparent in the regions

Eco-village is a model for better future. What on Earth Georgia, ep. 11

What on Earth Georgia | Podcasts

September 08, 2021

Eco-village is a model for a better future in Georgia, members of the International Eco-Community Project in Caucasus believe. Their aim is to create a self-sustainable community that leaves minimum negative impact on the environment

Op-ed: What would life be like in Azerbaijan and the region without the Karabakh conflict

The Second Karabakh War

September 06, 2021

What life would be like in Azerbaijan and in the region of the South Caucasus if there were no war in Karabakh - neither in 1992 nor in 2020?

Molokans in Armenia: 20 years ago and now

Armenia

September 03, 2021

Journalist Mark Grigoryan who authored a book about Molokans in Armenia revisits the village of Fioletovo to see how the heroes of his book live now

17 years after the deadly Beslan school terror attack - investigation remains incomplete. Video

Russia

September 02, 2021

Local residents blame not only terrorists for the hundreds of deaths but also the authorities

Living in the conflict zone: War is bitter. I survived it both as a child and when I got old. Video

August war 2008

September 02, 2021

89-year-old Venera tells JAMnews what's it like to live in the village in the Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone - with barbed wire instead of a fence and Russian soldiers nearby

Blog: introvert's notes from post-war Stepanakert

The Second Karabakh War

August 30, 2021

"The questions that Stepanakert residents ask themselves now is what happens next? Who are we now, citizens of which state?", one resident's account of Stepanakert during and after the second Karabakh war

Tbilisi: A city where Armenians and Azerbaijanis can be friends despite the war

Karabakh conflict

August 26, 2021

Most of Rakhila friends are Armenians, even after the 2020 hostilities

The youngest city in Armenia, famous for its nuclear power plant. Vlog about Metsamor

Travel Armenia

August 26, 2021

It was initially built as a settlement for the power plant employees. Everything here is connected to the power plant. Few people know about other sights of the city.

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