As in Agatha Christie's novel, in Azerbaijan opposition politicians, human and labor rights activists, journalists, scholars and academics continue to be victims of repression, one after another, with the substantial indifference of the international community
Armenia and Azerbaijan finalise peace treaty
From banker to hunger striker: Ruben Vardanyan faces charges in Baku
In Azerbaijan, yet another election marred by violations
Azerbaijan’s silence over Gaza is not surprising
COP 29: hope for breakthrough with Azerbaijan dims as Armenia a no-show
COP29 in Baku, take a minute to think
Azerbaijan: they whisper but sometimes scream
A small lake with no name. People call it Pir Vir, but this is the name of the shrine located nearby. The lake was once a female space. The women collected water there and shared their stories. A film by Lala Aliyeva
Baku: Street photography in the time of Covid-19
Azerbaijan has been under virtual lockdown since March 24, when the government strictly limited public movement in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Photographer Emin Mathers used his regular walks to the grocery store to document how his fellow Bakuvians dress during their precious moments outdoors during the time of Covid-19
