Opinion

Without the right to choose: when men in Azerbaijan are forced to marry

GenderLife

September 13, 2018

One sign of a patriarchal society is men being forced to marry women chosen for them by their families

Op-ed: Why are five-year-olds being forced into first grade in Azerbaijan?

September 04, 2018

Schools scaring parents by telling them that there might not be ‘enough space’ for their children next year

Why has the state budget been re-examined in Azerbaijan and what has changed?

August 06, 2018

What the state plans to spend more on and who will receive two billion in oil money

Georgian author: desire for revenge prevents Georgians from seeing Abkhaz as people

Georgian-Abkhaz conflict

July 18, 2018

Autthor Zurab Jishkariani explains why he walks about in a t-shirt with the Abkhaz flag

Op-ed: What is modern Azerbaijani literature?

July 18, 2018

The history of Azerbaijani literature - from where it started, and what went wrong

Op-ed: Russian losing ground in Georgia - a positive or negative development?

July 10, 2018

The loss of Russian as a lingua franca may not harm intercommunication in the region as English is becoming more and more popular amongst the youth

Seven things that surprise a Bakuvian in London

June 27, 2018

Another JAMnews Travel Blog

Op-ed: No one to complain to about violence in Azerbaijan?

June 23, 2018

When policemen and teachers show symptoms of father and mother complexes

My Karabakh - Part VII: conclusion - Baku vs. the BBC, epilogue

Karabakh conflict

June 20, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigorian recounts his experience surrounding the events of Nagorno-Karabakh, exclusively for JAMnews

Op-ed: On the Nakhchivan incident and possible new Karabakh negotiation format

June 14, 2018

A Baku perspective

My Karabakh - Part VI: Baku and the hands of Heydar Aliyev

Karabakh conflict

June 13, 2018

An Armenian journalist and writer recounts his experience surrounding the events of Nagorno-Karabakh, exclusively for JAMnews

My Karabakh - Part V: War

Karabakh conflict

June 03, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigorian recounts his experience of the Karabakh conflict in a series of essays.

Letters from prison: Freedom - and a crumpled life

May 22, 2018

A life-sentence convict writes letters to those ‘on the other side’. Letter Seven.

My Karabakh - Part IV: The Sumgait chronicles

Karabakh conflict

May 20, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigoryan writes about his experiences on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

My Karabakh - Part III: Summer of 1988 - Yerevan demands that Karabakh be returned

Karabakh conflict

May 04, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigoryan describes his experience of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in a series of essays written exclusively for JAMnews

My Karabakh - Part II: 1988 - The Karabakh protests begin

Karabakh conflict

April 26, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigoryan on his experience of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Op-ed: Life in Kartli - Margot Lescaut’s blog and photos

Travel Georgia

April 18, 2018

Here everything is of equal value, be it a woman, a child, a dog or the cattle

My Karabakh - Part I: Hadrut, a donkey, water and a brawl

Karabakh conflict

April 13, 2018

Armenian journalist and writer Mark Grigorian recounts his experience of the Karabakh conflict in a series of essays

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