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Search | 12 Articles

Red Roof Bishkek

Kyrgyzstan: The exiled Russians offering a Red Roof haven

Part of the mission is to ensure that Russians engage constructively with people in their new home.
Ayzirek Imanaliyeva Nov 18, 2022
Aliyeva Azoulay

Azerbaijan’s Aliyeva quits UNESCO post

The organization has been facing accusations of political bias in its investigations (or lack thereof) into cultural heritage in Karabakh.
Ulkar Natiqqizi Nov 16, 2022
Dadivank

Azerbaijan walks back plans to erase Armenian traces from churches

The Ministry of Culture issued a new statement responding to international criticism of an earlier announcement that it intended to “remove” Armenian “forgeries” from churches on its territory.
Heydar Isayev, Ani Mejlumyan Feb 8, 2022
Dadivank

Azerbaijan announces plans to erase Armenian traces from churches

The minister of culture said that a working group will be set up to identify what he called “Armenian forgery” from churches, putting into practice a pseudoscientific theory that denies the churches’ Armenian origin.
Heydar Isayev Feb 4, 2022
Dadivank

Perspectives | Now comes a Karabakh war over cultural heritage

Fears are growing in particular for Armenian monuments being handed over.
Thomas de Waal Nov 16, 2020
There's no business like mining business: A scene from Meken, which will be available online from July 31.

Kyrgyzstan: Drama about mining protests banned from cinema screens

Censors objected to scenes showing "corruption and bribery" by government officials.
Ayzirek Imanaliyeva Jul 28, 2020
Musicians in Kyiv in the 1960s. (Moscow House of Photography)

Perspectives | Tracing independent Ukraine’s cultural trajectory

The roots of today’s revival are found in the late 1960s and early ‘70s, when circles of nonconformist creative youth emerged in cities like Kyiv and Lviv.
Mark Andryczyk May 14, 2020

Alexievich Says Nobel Literature Prize Awards Entire Belarusian Nation

Oct 8, 2015
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Georgia: Kazantip Rave-Fest Gets Mixed Reception

Paul Rimple Aug 25, 2014
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Mongolia: Contortionists Aim for UNESCO Recognition

Pearly Jacob Aug 23, 2013
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Mongolia: Ballet, a Soviet Legacy Continues To Thrive in Ulaanbaatar

Pearly Jacob Feb 3, 2012

World: Central Asian, Iranian Recordings Compete For 'World Music' Grammy

Ron Synovitz Feb 10, 2007
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