Culture & Life
If You Wait Long Enough, The World Will Come To you
By Tomris Azeri, President Azerbaijan Society of America Azerbaijani-Americans are thrilled to read the news that Azerbaijan and Armenia reached a peace treaty based on respect for the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. This is an historic opportunity to
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Fans arrive at historic match between Qarabag FC, MOIK in Azerbaijan’s Khankendi
The 1/8 final match of the Azerbaijan Football Cup between Qarabag FC and MOIK will soon be played. The match, which will go down in history as the first football match held in the territories of Azerbaijan liberated from occupation
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The Man Who Dissipated the Darkness
By musicologist Professor Zumrud Dadashzade We have overcome in decades what others have done in centuries. Yet, we need to study world experience more deeply… After all, we are also a part of the world, and our work today is part
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Interview with Basat Gorchu – Blockchain Analyst, The Vanderbilt University Graduate
A.T.: What can you tell us about your upbringing and background? What were your goals, expectations, and your vision that took you from Azerbaijan to Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, the USA? B.G.: I was lucky enough to be raised in
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Azerbaijani Chess Player Won World Youth Championship
Azerbaijani chess player Govhar Beydullayeva has become the winner of the World Youth (U-20) Championship held in Sardinia, Italy. In the penultimate, tenth round she played to a draw against Zala Ur of Slovenia and scored 8.5 points. Regardless of
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Turkey And Azerbaijan Have To Find Ways To Collaborate For Creating Their Own Medical Technologies
Interview With The Neurosurgery Expert Assoc. Dr. Mehmet Osman Akçakaya, MD, Associate Professor in Neurosurgery at Demiroglu Bilim University, Turkiye/ Group Florence Nightingale Hospital, Istanbul. AT: We see the bounds of brotherhood between Azerbaijan and Turkey getting stronger in every
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Norwegıan Experıence ın Azerbaıjan…
By Senior lecturer Ilham Ahmadov EDUCATION IN AZERBAIJAN. Azerbaijan has been confidently moving along the path of independence for 30 years. The Azerbaijani economy, like the economy of the Kingdom of Norway, is based on the oil and gas sector.
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Guilty Without Guilt
For 50 years now I have been carrying this “born in the USSR” stamp of Cain. It is impossible to refuse it, to wash it off, to get rid of it. It is impossible for me to wipe the memories
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Janel Najafli: A Shining Star of Violin Virtuosity
By Neil Watson, MA, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. I would like to introduce a leading Azerbaijani musical talent who recently celebrated her 20th birthday– Janel Najafli – who has achieved great popularity in both her motherland and
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A Vibrant and Joyful Novruz Bayram Celebration in the Heart of London
By Neil Watson A wonderful celebration of Novruz bayram was held at the Ev Restaurant in London on 19 March, organised by the British-Azerbaijani Community (BAC) with the support of the State Committee on Work with Diaspora of the Republic
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