Maria Titizian
Editor-in-Chief at EVN Report
Writer, journalist, repatriate. Lecturer, American University of Armenia, Editor-in-Chief, EVN Report @evn_report
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Mar 3, 2025 |
evnreport.com | Maria Titizian
There is something profoundly grotesque about watching Armenians stand trial in Azerbaijan, a regime notorious for brutal repression against its own citizens, dismal human rights record, and deep-seated Armenophobia. That these trials are taking place under a regime that has systematically dehumanized Armenians for decades makes them all the more chilling. These so-called trials are nothing more than political theater, void of legitimacy, international oversight or due process.
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Nov 13, 2023 |
persuasion.community | Maria Titizian
By Maria TitizianA seemingly endless sea of cars inch their way through the Lachin Corridor, the only lifeline linking the unrecognized Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia. The situation is chaotic, almost apocalyptic: thousands of cars and trucks carrying over 100,000 people, trapped in a massive traffic jam that could be seen from space.
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Nov 13, 2023 |
open.substack.com | Maria Titizian
By Maria TitizianA seemingly endless sea of cars inch their way through the Lachin Corridor, the only lifeline linking the unrecognized Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia. The situation is chaotic, almost apocalyptic: thousands of cars and trucks carrying over 100,000 people, trapped in a massive traffic jam that could be seen from space.
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Sep 27, 2023 |
evnreport.com | Anna Green |Maria Titizian
Fragments of memories, stories, lost homes, lands, lives and heritage continually crash upon the shores of seas we have no access to. Instead, we are surrounded by imposing mountains that seemingly have risen from the depths of the earth to protect us, provide shelter, a guardrail against thousands of years of foreign invasions, displacement, genocide.
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Jul 18, 2023 |
evnreport.com | Anna Green |Maria Titizian
There is an image of a man with his infant son on his shoulders. His wife is by their side, sitting on a horse. You might casually glance at the photo while scrolling, you might even pause and take a closer look at them, their smiling faces and think to yourself what a lovely family. I would have done the same a few months ago, perhaps even a few weeks ago. But when I look at that photo today, I see another story. One that isn’t being told or heard or written about.
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As long as "Celestial Armenia" dominates the imagination, Real Armenia will remain politically impotent, geopolitically naive and strategically vulnerable, writes Gaidz Minassian.
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