The Italian Media’s Relation With Armenia and Azerbaijan
Although Italy and Armenia have a long history of ties, Italy’s current economic interests and choice of strategic partners leave little room for maneuver in support of Armenia or Artsakh.
Narine Vlasyan holds an MPhil degree in General Linguistics and Comparative Philology from the University of Oxford. Her main research interests lie in the fields of sociolinguistics (language maintenance and shift studies, bilingualism, multilingualism, Armenian dialectology) and pragmatics (im/politeness theories). Narine is also interested in the state of Armenian in the Diaspora, particularly in how well the language is preserved in Armenian communities around the world.
Although Italy and Armenia have a long history of ties, Italy’s current economic interests and choice of strategic partners leave little room for maneuver in support of Armenia or Artsakh.
A new program is implementing art therapy classes to help children in one of Armenia’s poorest regions cope with the trauma of war and process the barrage of negative news and feelings.
It was only when Armenians in Russia came under direct provocations and attack by Azerbaijanis, that community members mobilized, writes Narine Vlasyan and ponders if this is what it takes for the Russian-Armenian community to get organized.
Shamakhi is an Armenian dialect that is on the verge of extinction. While many Armenians from Shamakhi feel a sense of pride in their history and dialect, for the new generation who, along with the rest of the Shamakhetsis were forced to flee their village during the Karabakh War, the dialect is simply a matter of history.
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