Culture & Life
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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Azerbaijan Launches Regular Bus Routes to Liberated Territories
Azerbaijan launches regular bus routes to liberated territories from today. Regular intercity bus routes are carried out on the Baku – Shusha, Baku –Aghdam, Ahmadbayli –Shusha, Fuzuli International Airport –Shusha, Barda –Aghdam directions. Test runs have already been carried out
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The Day of Solidarity of World Azerbaijanis Was Celebrated in New York
On December 29, 2021, a holiday event was held in the Brooklyn area of New York on the occasion of the Solidarity Day of World Azerbaijanis and the arrival of the new calendar year 2022. The event was jointly organized
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Voices of Peace Raise the Roof in Chelsea
By Neil Watson Located in the heart of London, the neoclassical surroundings of Chelsea Old Town Hall have hosted a vast array of events since the opening of the building in Queen Victoria’s Golden Anniversary Year of 1887. However, there can
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Nobel Prize Awaits for Courageous Azerbaijani
By MajGen (Dr) Kulwant Singh (Ret), LtCol Gunter Chassé (Ret), Dr David Leffler For decades hundreds of articles have been published worldwide about a non-lethal technology which militaries could deploy to bring lasting peace. More importantly, when properly deployed it
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Science can create Lasting Peace and Prosperity in the South Caucasus
By Stepan Nikolayevich Godina, Arlene J. Schar and Dr. David Leffler For decades domestic instability and insurgency have arisen from sectarian and regional conflicts, migration, and poverty; preventing lasting comprehensive peace from taking hold in the South Caucasus. The cultural differences among peoples
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Covid-19 has Tested Azerbaijan’s Education System…
Like in the rest of the world, Covid-19 has also tested Azerbaijan’s education system. We turned to an education expert, senior lecturer Ilham Ahmadov for a comment on the existing problems of this sector, ways out of them and other
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