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Meetings between Armenian and Azerbaijani journalists, intellectuals, and NGO representatives, in themselves, seem to me not harmful—if not particularly useful. Before 2020, I participated in several such gatherings, and I believe that the purely human and professional communication with Azerbaijani colleagues was, on the whole, successful. Since 2020, however, I have no desire for such contact. I do not wish to take upon myself an additional burden of national humiliation so long as the “author” of that humiliation sits comfortably on his throne—swaggering, issuing threats, carrying…
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