It's International Mother Language Day! The Udi people are a unique ethno-linguistic group living in Nij, Azerbaijan. Check out how this community of just 6000 protects and preserves its language and religious traditions in a country of over 10 million.
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President Ilham Aliyev on how Azerbaijan sees the resolution of disagreements on Lachin-Khankendi road:
"It would be better if both 🇦🇲 and 🇦🇿 created their checkpoints at the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. We have made this proposal officially today" #MSC2023
Paul Goble explains why the danger of escalation into a serious military clash between Iran and Azerbaijan is all too real.
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An American occupational therapist living in Baku re-discovered her love of oil painting during the COVID lockdown in 2020. Check out Tammie Lennert's impressions of Azerbaijan.
Today saw the passing of prominent Georgian linguist Zaza Aleksidze (1935-2023), credited amongst those whose intricate studies allowed the deciphering of the long defunct alphabet of Caucasian Albanian – once an important language in the South Caucasus.
@PierrePoilievre Great point, Pierre. Can you say the same words about the 2021 event at @Concordia Uni with the Amb of Türkiye in Canada @KerimUras, as it was cancelled under the pressure from the Armenian student groups? Just curious.
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Azerbaijan and Turkiye were recognized by @UNESCO for their tea cultures on the same day last year. Though similar, the tea practices are quite distinct in each country.
A Kazakh "Yurt of Invincibility" has been set up in Bucha, Ukraine, for local residents to access free food and charge electronic devices. Russia has expressed its displeasure to the Kazakh government.
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Statement by the Secretariat of the Organization of Turkic States concerning illegal exploitation of natural resources in the Karabakh economic zone of Azerbaijan
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@HagarChemali@Morning_Joe Hajjar, and @MSNBC, I wish you spoke with the same passion about more than 800,000 Azerbaijanis who were ethnically cleansed from Karabakh as a result of Armenia’s illegal occupation (with Russia’s help) in the 1990s. I was one of them & here is my story: https://t.co/zrmg35PajP
@Gunwest6@vartan84 Lying? I lost my home in Zangilan because of Armenia’s occupation when I was 12 and lived in a tent camp before my family was placed in a dorm room. This is me and my family’s story. https://t.co/zrmg35PI9n
🧵From the day the protests started in Lachin,the thing we read most on Twitter that Armenians in Karabakh are starving
Especially these news come from people who call themselves journalists,So I decided to check social media.
Here are some videos and photos from #Karabakh 1/
It's been over a week since Azerbaijanis began demonstrating on the road linking Armenia and Karabakh. Accusations have been flying, but what can we really know about the situation?
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The Tashkent International Tourism Fair is the biggest showcase for new ideas in tourism in the Central Asia region. Uzbekistan's Samarkand is set to be the World Tourism Capital in 2023.
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Watch Estonian slackliner @JaanRoose become the first person to cross the 200 meter high "fangs" on a slackline at Kazakhstan's Bozzhyra tract, the country's answer to America's Grand Canyon.
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After the opening of Zangilan International Airport in Karabakh, the area's participation in Azerbaijan's economy is looking promising.
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The price of Azerbaijan’s UNESCO-listed kelaghayi silk start at around 30 USD. Once you see the incredible complexity of the manufacturing processes, that seems like a remarkable bargain.
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