gosh, Waterline, not "The Waterline." My bad.

Our new report states- The Azerbaijani regime engaged in ethnic cleansing against the ethnic Armenian population of Nagorno-Karabakh, according to a report released today from an international fact-finding mission composed of Freedom House and a coalition of six other partners.

NOW AVAILABLE: Our full fact-finding report on Nagorno-Karabakh—a 100+ page analysis pulling from open-source data and 339 interviews—meticulously details Azerbaijan's campaign of ethnic cleansing in the territory. For our data, recommendations, and more: freedomhouse.org/report/special…

As recommended by my pal Arman Aghbali (armanbazz.bsky.social) , whose suggestions never miss, reading The Fall of Language in the Age of English, by Minae Mizumura.

On to my second read of the year, Bob Woodward 's War.

is it weird to choose your book-reading order primarily based on the appeal of visual puns?

Really looking forward to dig into the book Ashes of our Fathers by @GabrielCSGavin after finishing Dallaire's The Peace. Y'know when a very anticipated read comes out while you're already reading another book...

Just started and went thru the first 48 pages in a single go.

Mount Ararat's twin peaks on an 1,800-year-old coin of Tiridates (Trdat) II, King of Armenia. Sold in December for $2,000 at a Swiss auction

This has fast become one of my early recos of the year for anyone to read. Engrossing, deeply researched and well-written, I'm glad Gabriel Gavin took the time to put pen to paper.

After a non-fiction round including Gabriel Gavin 's Ashes of Our Fathers , I've moved on to the equally excellent Martyr! By Kaveh Akbar.

What an amazing crew :)

Armenia’s parliament adopted a bill today aimed at starting the process of joining the European Union. politico.eu/article/armeni…