We already knew that western humanity is deeply biased. The principles seem good on paper and in theory, but never implemented fairly and respectfully.

This is the first time I’m hearing this term. Can someone confirm that Azerbaijani narrative has this term? Should barely be translated to ‘Qılıncdan qalanlar’ which does not sound familiar at all.

Why X is limited in Aze (website version)? Do you have any idea?

Şarlatanlıqdan başqa bir şey deyil bu cür etirazlar.

In conflict, civilians always pay the highest price. War is not the answer. We need peace.

Ummm sorry but nothing to be proud of here

It was such an insightful experience to interview people and collect data on the effectiveness of dialogue projects in shaping people's perceptions. Huge thanks to Topchubashov Center for this internship opportunity.

Good reminder for today

Wow, these things never happen in Armenia, right? Especially, during an official sport everts such as European Weightlifting Championship :)

Qutab da yedi, halal olsun :)

Help! Why is he obsessed with repopulating the world 😭

During my flight, I noticed that there is an album called ‘Voice of Karabakh’ by Rain Sultanov. It was really interesting to see it since it was the first album popped out in the music section.

Tragical news today about Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash in Kazakhstan. Our hearts go out to the victims & their loved ones. Wishing a speedy recovery to the wounded.

“Hər şey yaxşı olacaq” 🥀 #AZAL #AzerbaijanAirlines #qurusərhədləriaçılsın

The most important thing is this: why does this person act like he is the president? Isn't that weird to you?

Armenians 🇦🇲 & Azerbaijanis 🇦🇿 haven’t always been at odds. A great example of this is when Azerbaijan’s famous singer Zeynab Khanlarova was warmly welcomed by thousands in Yerevan, Armenia. She performed the popular song “Nune,” and the crowd adored her. Khanlarova, a talented

Fckin monarchy at this point

What about Estonia's economy, which is getting more tragic every day?

Check out my latest piece for ConnectiveThink: connectivethink.org/estonia-tartu-… I consider 🇪🇪 my second home and find its history and its journey to independence inspiring. Currently reading "History of Estonia 1918–2017," which discusses the challenges this small Baltic nation faced.

Why doesn't she show the same performance for the repressed Uyghurs dying and being tortured in camps in China?