THIS IS ARTSAKH: Where, Who, and Why?

Amidst the world economic crisis and COVID pandemic, a remote war re-ignited in yet another "middle of nowhere". What caused this conflagration, what are the dangers? What does it take to talk seriously about Karabagh and many other 'local conflicts' in this global world? Why should the world care? On October 22 at 19:00 Yerevan time (GMT + 4) join us to listen to Georgi Derluguian, Professor, New York University Abu Dhabi. Together with Prof. Derlugyan, we will try to make a better sense of such questions.

Discussion language: English. Simultaneous interpretation to Armenian, Russian and French will be provided.

Discussion date and time: October 22, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. Yerevan time (GMT+4) 6:00 p.m. Moscow time (GMT+3), 4:00 p.m. London time (GMT+1), 11:00 a.m. New York time (EDT).

The participation is free. You can join the online webinar by Zoom link (please register here) or by live streaming on Facebook. Please note that only participants who registered via Zoom will have access to simultaneous interpretation.

Please send your questions prior to the discussion to discussion@futures-studio.org or ask them online during the webinar.

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