Across post-colonial and Global South scholarship, a growing body of work has shed light on how colonial legacies and global hierarchies shape knowledge production. Yet, even within these critical frameworks, voices from within the Global South, especially women from marginalized communities, are often excluded or misrecognized. Scholars such as Gayatri Spivak, Chandra Mohanty, and Lila […] The post The Price of Being Unrecognized: Epistemic Exclusion and the Burden of Speaking as an Azerba...| Blog of the APA
5 Day Itinerary For Azerbaijan, Discover Baku from the burning hills of Yanar Dag and the sacred Ateshgah Fire Temple to Baku Boulevard walks, local Azeri food, and the charming Old City. A perfect mix of culture, people, and adventure in Azerbaijan’s Land of Fire.| Travel and Life with Roaz
Contents The post Contents – Truth, trust & tricksters: Free expression in the age of AI appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze opened the two-day Tbilisi Silk Road Forum, held under the theme “Invest in Connectivity – Grow in Stability.” Held biennially since 2015, the forum this year focuses on “the future of global trade, the potential of the Middle Corridor, energy integration, and digital transformation,” Kobakhidze said in his opening …| Civil Georgia
At first glance, these decisions seem to concern different areas, but they can be seen as complementary elements of London’s geopolitical and security strategy| Geography
Daily morning roundup. Top stories in local media, commentary, trending photos and videos| Geography
Ramiz Mehtiev has been placed under investigation over allegations of treason and an attempted seizure of power| Jamnews in English
Azerbaijan has long been at odds with France, largely over French support for Armenia.| OC Media
Armenia views the term as containing territorial claims against it.| OC Media
Azerbaijan’s stature as a regional player has significantly increased in recent years.| OC Media
Nana Babazade faces deportation to Azerbaijan, where she says her life could be in danger.| OC Media
Azerbaijani student charged with terrorism in Turkiye. Her lawyer argues the case is politically motivated.| Jamnews in English
The firm from Haifa is a global market leader in drones and broadly positioned in the business of military technology. It profits from worldwide rearmament – and from wars such as in Gaza. Elbit Systems, based in Haifa, is Israel’s largest arms company and firmly anchored in the global trade in military technology. The firm […] Der Beitrag Elbit Systems: Israel’s largest arms company sells weapon systems and cyber technology worldwide erschien zuerst auf Matthias Monroy.| Matthias Monroy
Daily morning roundup: latest news from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia. Top stories in local media, photos and videos, 8-12 September, 2025| Jamnews in English
On peut donc noter que l'accord actuel entre l'Arménie et l'Azerbaïdjan dans le contexte géopolitique mondial va à l'encontre des intérêts de la Russie.| TheAltWorld
A popular Telegram channel falsely claimed that this is a “checkmate to US/Zangezur plans” and even shared a map showing a different route than what was confirmed in order to mislead their audience.| TheAltWorld
Azerbaijan–Armenia peace deal. Can the initialled peace deal be seen as a new stage of the Karabakh conflict?”| Jamnews in English
TRIPP and new opportunities for Armenia: opinion. “Trump Route” will create conditions for new investment in Armenia – economist| Jamnews in English
Azerbaijani president criticises Russia: Ratification of peace deal with Armenia – “the end of more than 30 years of conflict”| Jamnews in English
Will Trump arrest Putin during the latter's visit to Alaska for a summit or wouldn't as both run different branches of the same cabal? The post Alaska: A Trap? Who Could Have Guessed That! appeared first on Syria News.| Syria News
Western 'entrepreneurs' took over Syria with the help of their Al Qaeda HTS terrorists and now want to rebuild it with their 'investments'.| Syria News
Source: Aytan Farhadova/OC Media (2024). Currently, there are more than 330 political prisoners in Azerbaijan, however the Azerbaijani authorities deny their existence in the country. The group is diverse, encompassing journalists, bloggers, human rights defenders (among them labour rights activists and trade union organizers[1]), deported political exiles along with religious figures and political party members. It also includes anti-war and environmental activists, as well as analysts ...| Lefteast
Daily morning roundup: news from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia. Top stories in local media, commentary, trending photos and videos| Jamnews in English
In a new spike of competition and amid Iran’s retreat as a result of Israel’s military pressure Turkey emerges as a prominent power.| Manara Magazine
Daily morning roundup: news from Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia. Top stories in local media, commentary, photos and videos, 11-15 August, 2025| Jamnews in English
Azerbaijan-Armenia peace treaty: politicians’ views, compensation claims and the durability of future peace| Jamnews in English
The major force for peace in the world today is not the United Nations (UN), it is President Donald Trump. In his four ½ years as President, he has accomplished more to end wars and save lives than the organization that is supposedly “the world’s best hope for peace.” In his first term, President Trump […]| The Hayride
While the meeting fell short of seeing Armenia and Azerbaijan sign an official peace deal, it represented a significant step forward.| OC Media
The agreement negotiated between Azerbaijan and Armenia by the Trump admin establishes the Trump Route for International Peace| The Spectator World
While a common front against Iran may be what the US and Israel are seeking from a trilateral alliance, Baku is unlikely to openly confront Tehran.| OC Media
Fabricated claims about the United States operating biolabs in Armenia were spread through a coordinated campaign across Telegram, fringe sites, and social media.| DFRLab
The Outcome Of Armenia’s Latest Round Of Unrest Will Be Pivotal For The Region’s Future By Andrew Korybko If Armenia becomes a joint Azeri-Turkish protectorate like Pashinyan’s opponents fear that …| Voice of East
Among 74 countries that improved, five stood out with the most significant gains in peacefulness in GPI 2025. Full list.| Vision of Humanity
Explore these vintage Nowruz postage stamps from Iraq to Tajikistan and how different countries celebrate the arrival of spring!| Ajam Media Collective
Guest blog by Vahid Hajiyev, LEG ’24 One of the most important lessons from this course is that addressing complex growth challenges requires a problem-driven approach. Tools such as the Toyota “6 Whys” and the fishbone diagram were particularly useful in helping me understand the underlying causes and identify binding constraints. These tools taught me...Continue Reading Agricultural Reform in Karabakh| Building State Capability
Armen Grigoryan did not explain why Armenia has not withdrawn its signature from the trilateral agreement despite Russia and Azerbaijan's failure to meet their obligations.| Jamnews in English
Economist Elchin Rashid believes that Azerbaijan could only impose symbolic sanctions on Russia, which would likely target individual Russian citizens rather than the Russian state itself.| Jamnews in English
Baku claims that Armenia violated the Bern Convention and caused environmental damage in Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian experts argue that Azerbaijan itself should bear responsibility for this.| Jamnews in English
Daily roundup of local media from the South Caucasus, photo, video. Latest news in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, 10-14 February, 2025| Jamnews in English
Guest blog by Jalal Baghishov, LEG ’24 The Leading Economic Growth course helped me understand the complex and dynamic nature of economic growth, and how to develop effective strategies to drive growth in today’s knowledge-driven world. I found almost all covered areas, including the connection between knowledge, growth, and complexity, rethinking growth strategy, PDIA approach,...Continue Reading Diversification and Rise of Exports for Acceleration of Economic Growth in Azerbaijan| Building State Capability
After strict restrictions imposed on protests during COP29, grassroots organizations left the world’s biggest climate conference disheartened and betrayed.| UNICORN RIOT
My UCLA colleagues Ted Parson, JP Escudero and I just returned from Baku. Most of our work there related to side talks on advancing methane regulation (and our UCLA project on that topic), but we also got a sense of how the central negotiations were unfolding. As the New York Times and others are reporting, … Continue reading "What’s Making this COP Especially Difficult?"| Legal Planet
In alignment with current trends and conversations around Climate Change, a number of Ghanaian journalists from various media houses are attending the 29th edition Conference of Parties (COP29), currently taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan. The aim is to bolster the Ghanaian media’s understanding of climate change issues, and in this regard, waste management experts, Jospong […]| The Herald ghana
Guest blog by Nijat Rahmanli, LEG ’23 Throughout my career in the government, I have participated in numerous discussions and workshops on how to achieve economic growth while ensuring inclusivity and sustainability. However, few of them were as practical and down-to-earth as the course on Leading Economic Growth. We came to understand that the easiest part...Continue Reading Informal Employment in Azerbaijan as an Impediment to Economic Growth| Building State Capability
To say that Pezeshkian’s victory came as a surprise to most Iranian experts is to say nothing. Everyone expected Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf to become president.| Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies
Discover the rich culture, stunning landscapes & best things to do in Azerbaijan. From Baku’s modern skyline to historic villages, explore the Land of Fire!| The Gap Decaders
The two countries are building trade and energy links before the next big climate confab in Baku.| Foreign Policy In Focus
Turkey closed its border with Armenia in 1993 during the first Karabakh war in a show of solidarity with its long-time ally Azerbaijan. Since then, ties between Turkey and Armenia have remained strained.| Global Voices
