Война, репрессированное гражданское общество, ответные санкции западных стран, страх перед всеобщей военной мобилизацией - все эти факторы сделали несколько сотен тысяч россиян вынужденными переселенцами. Почему некоторые из релокантов решили уехать именно в Армению и как эта миграция может повлиять на процессы демократизации в стране?  

This article discusses several key policy features relating to ethnic and religious minorities thirty years after Georgia’s independence.

Almaniya azərbaycanlı miqrantlar arasında populyarlığına görə Avropa ölkələri arasında liderdir. Hazırda, AFR-də ümumilikdə nə qədər azərbaycanlının yaşadığını hesablamaq çətindir. Müxtəlif ekspert hesablamalarına görə, onların sayı, təxminən, 20-30 min ətrafındadır. 

Германия лидирует среди стран Европы по степени популярности у мигрантов из Азербайджана. Сложно подсчитать, сколько в целом выходцев из этой страны живет на данный момент в ФРГ. По разным экспертным оценкам их приблизительно 20-30 тысяч. 

Germany leads as a destination country for migrants from Azerbaijan ahead of other European states. It is hard to provide an accurate number but according to various expert estimates, Germany is home to approximately 20 to 30 thousand Azerbaijani migrants. 

The focus of the event was on the role of discourses and narratives in the Georgian debate about Russia and Russian discussion on Georgia.

How can the new government rouse German policy towards the EaP from its long hibernation and contribute to a more effective partnership?

The recent Namakhvani Hydro Power Plant protests, which started with ecological concerns turned into a path breaking critique of the Georgian state, opposing all the foundations on which the imaginary of development stands: commodification of nature, exploitation of workers, neglecting the public voice, prioritization of private capital interests above the public welfare, and violent methods

This analysis aims to reveal the socio-linguistic features that are conditioned by war. The text does not claim to be in-depth research, but rather aims to show what the connection is between war, language, gender identity, and what additional layers there are for studying this topic further.

Vusala Hajiyeva, a transgender woman from Baku, Azerbaijan, tells about the isolation, which did not start during the covid-19 pandemic. She shares her personal story describing the multifaceted difficulties that transgender people face in her country, both on an individual and systemic level. Vusala tells stories of failure, hatred, love, and hope.