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Saakashvili Proposes Creating a Dual Georgian-Abkhazian Federation

Giorgi Menabde

Karakalpakstan – Violent Protests Rock Central Asia’s Least Known Republic

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Fatalities Reported As Earthquake Rocks Southern Iran

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Perspectives

Who is “Caucasian?” I Thought I Was Before Moving to Canada

Community

We Ended Up in Grey Places – Part One

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Sisters Reunited

Perspectives

How a Soccer Team Is Amplifying the Voices of Azerbaijani-Turks in Iran

Perspectives

Khojaly – 30 Years After the Massacre

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Putin’s First Foreign Trip Since the Start of the Ukraine War

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Armenia Diaspora Faces Waning Influence on Turkey, Azerbaijan Negotiations

Recent moves toward restoring relations with Armenia’s traditional enemies have run into strong resistance from the global diaspora. But will it make a difference?

Ani Mejlumyan

Kazakh Tycoon Gives Up Stake in Major Oil Trader

EU's Borrell in Tehran for Talks on Reviving Iran's 2015 Nuclear Pact

US May Let Tajikistan Hold on to Fleeing Afghan Aircraft

Culture

Who Are the Tatars of Crimea?

Arts

The Balaban - Common Bonds in the Caucasus

Culture

Bagh-e Sanghi – The Stone Garden

Culture

Khash: the Hangover Cure of the Caucasus

Culture

Fighting to Save the Art of Borchalo Carpet Weaving in Georgia

CULTURE

The Historical Background of Crimea’s Tatars

Mark Elliott

Georgia’s “Stairway to Heaven,” the Katskhi Pillar

Mark Elliott

Who Are the Tatars of Crimea?

Mark Elliott

Ali Javan, a Great Azerbaijani-American Physicist and Inventor

Vahid Qarabagli

Azerbaijan’s Karabakh Horses Wow the Windsor Horse Show Again

Mark Elliott

Eurovision 2022

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Stihia – Uzbekistan’s Middle-of-Nowhere Festival of Electronica

Mark Elliott

Contributors

The “Evil Eye” and Keeping Up with the Joneses in Azerbaijan

Nailya Bentley

The Historical Background of Crimea’s Tatars

Mark Elliott

Russia and the Looming Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal

Amid all the attention on the war in Ukraine, two historic foes in the South Caucasus are close to reaching a peace agreement that would help alleviate Armenia’s isolation. The potential rapprochement is in parallel to progress on establishing diplomatic ties between Armenia and Turkey. Together, these factors can potentially upend the geopolitics of the South Caucasus.

Emil Avdaliani

Starting a Virtual Book Club to Learn Her Own Language: an Interview with Nahid Jafari

Vahid Qarabagli

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