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by Fiona Maclachlan An email arrived from a friend in KL who used to live in Baku. FW:

by Tofiq Babanli Boxing came to Azerbaijan early last century, with the influx of workers,

by Sabuhi Mammadov An Azerbaijani journalist came across the story of an 84

by Ian Peart Thomas Goltz wrote one of three books that any western visitor must read to get

by Karim Shukurov The main sources for a demographic study of a nation are its pop-ulation

George Bournouti an has writt en a review of The European Azerbaijan Society’s three-volume

By Ibrahim Zeynalov Azerbaijan celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the restoration of

By Murad Mehdiyev Azerbaijan’s oil and gas industries have advanced

By Shamil Fatullayev-Figarov, Rizvan Garabagli After some practice in drawing classes,

By Aydin Kazimzadeh The year was 1938. Preparations were underway for a ten-day

By Tarikh Dostiyev Studies of the remains of cities which were the focus of production an

By Nasib Goyushov Mugham is music that carries the cultural and spiritual values

By Mais Amrahov Stages in its history Once the Bolsheviks had occupied Azerbaijan (Apri

By Rustam Alasgarov Azerbaijan’s first electric power station was put int

By Karim Shukurov Repression in the Soviet government: beginnings and transformatio

By Ronnie Gallagher Azerbaijan is a land of mystery and intrigue. We need

There is a museum in the Lerik region on Azerbaijan’s southern border, a museum dedicated to

By Gulzada Abdulova Karabakh has a long history as a centre of Azerbaijani arts and

By Mark Elliot Around 150km west of booming Baku, the verdant Ismayilli region is

By Kamil Ibrahimov German naturalist and traveller Engelbert Kaempfer (1651-1716) was

By Fazil Rahmanzadeh Childhood choice I remember that ther

In the last week of July, The European Azerbaijan Society invited a second delegation of British MPs

by Ian Peart, Fiona Maclachlan, Saadat Ibrahimova It is a rare privilege to have a jo

Fiona Maclachlan meets Oliver Condy Back from the 3rd Qabala International Music Festival, I

Pages 96-99 by Shirin Manafov Even if the bazaar is barely noticeable and on a bus

Carpet weaving and mugham music have been ambassadors across the globe for the rich culture of the

Pages 90-95 by Rovshan Binnatli There are very few

Pages 74-76 by Kelsey Rice Azerbaijan is a country of many cultural offerings

Pages 78-83 by Elchin Alibeyli Azer Pasha Nematov is a creative, modern

Pages 64-67 by Turan Mammadaliyeva The development of a jazz musician requires

Pages 54-58 by Shamistan Nazirli Major General Yagub Allahgulu Guliyev,

Pages 60-63 by Rustam K. Alasgarov The first railway in the Southern Caucasus,

Pages 48-53 by Vafa Quliyeva Icheri Sheher (Inner City), the pearl

Pages 32-36 by Naila Suleymanova There have been many developments in culture

Pages 38-42 by Shirin Manafov Absheron is truly unique for its mud volcanoes. Ther

Pages 44-47 by Karim Shukurov The Jewish Diaspora: the history of its emergence and its

Pages 24-27 by Jeffrey Werbock The legend of the flying carpet was real…. My

Pages 28-31 by Rovshan Didavari They all assembled one fine spring evening for his

Pages 14-18 Four MPs and two members of the House of Lords were in Azerbaijan during the

Pages 68-71 by Ian Peart April 2011 was a landmark in the career of violinist Sabina Rakcheyeva

Pages 10-12 First-time visitors to Baku must have thought the world had gone crazy in the early

Anar (Anar Rasul Rzayev), well-known modern Azerbaijani writer, was born in 1938. His literary work

by Rustam Alasgarov The German page of Azerbaijan’s history is one of the more

by Shirin Manafov An international regatta was held in Mingechevir after 6-years o

by Ziyadkhan Aliyev Just one visit to the nation’s spiritual