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History January - February 2014
Cities of Azerbaijan on the Great Silk Road
by Elmira Muradaliyeva
The cities of Azerbaijan have been part of the pattern of trade and other ties between East and
Vision January - February 2014
1980s Baku – a Different World
Polish-American scholar Tadeusz Swietochowski is acknowledged to be among the foremost specialists o
Travel January - February 2014
Tufandag – Azerbaijan’s Latest Ski Destination
by Ilham Rafiyev
Pure white snow glittering in the sun, wisps of cloud catching the enigmatic peaks of the Caucasus
Business January - February 2014
TEAS Celebrates Quinquennium
by Ian Peart
Style certainly matched content when The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS) celebrated five years
Oil & Gas January - February 2014
Redrawing the Map- Shah Deniz Gas Moves Closer to Europe
by Anne Ahmadova-Thompson
One president, one EU commissioner, four prime ministers and a posse of ministers for foreign
Business January - February 2014
Azerbaijan’s Buoyant Economy Highlighted in London
by Neil Watson
On 5 November, The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS) organised its fourth annual Business Forum
Sport September - October 2013
Bringing Polo Home to Azerbaijan
by Jeyran Bayramova
Did you know that the spectacular sport of polo has roots in the east, which reach down to
Sport September - October 2013
BOND BETWEEN PONY AND RIDER MAKES POLO UNIQUE
Polo player Tito Gaudenzi talks to Visions’ Jeyran Bayramova We interviewed Tito Gaudenzi,
Society September - October 2013
High Five – Azerbaijan’s Khamsa Craze
by Jamila Azizova
A day out in a mall… What do you usually expect? A bit of shopping, a trip to the movies
Culture September - October 2013
Fun, Friends and Multi-cultural Respect at the Baku International Humanitarian Forum
by Thomas Goltz
I find myself back in the Land of Fire – Azerbaijan – as an honoured guest at the third
History September - October 2013
The Siemens Brothers in Gedabey
by Gani Nasirov
Foreign companies and entrepreneurs rushed to the Caucasus in the late 19th century, a result of
Famous people September - October 2013
The Innovative Nobel Brothers
by Anne Ahmadova-Thompson
A call to revive the Russian (Baku) Emanuel Nobel Prize for innovation in the oil industry was one o
History September - October 2013
THE BAKU NOBEL PRIZE
The international prizes established by Alfred Nobel are renowned worldwide and the subject of
Art September - October 2013
Looking East and West: A Final Interview with Togrul Narimanbeyov
Eminent Azerbaijani artist Togrul Narimanbeyov (also known as Narimanbekov) synthesised east and wes
Culture September - October 2013
Natiq Shirinov – Rhythm Man
by Ian Peart and Saadat Ibrahimova
God gave me life. This is how I am. And how he has been from the beginning… The young
Travel September - October 2013
Apple Country: the Quba Garden of Eden
Perhaps no other fruit features in so many legends and traditions as the apple. In dozens of
Art September - October 2013
SHEKI’S MYSTERIES – STAINED GLASS AND THE SWEETEST HALVA
by Jeyran Bayramova
There is a proverb in Azerbaijan – however much you say halva, it won’t make your mouth
Sport September - October 2013
Countdown to the 2015 European Games
by Agshin Aliyev and Anne Ahmadova-Thompson On 20 October, Baku started the 600-day countdown to th
Environmental July - August 2013
Gazelles Coming Home - Reintroduction in Azerbaijan and Georgia
Thousands of gazelles once grazed the plains of Azerbaijan, from Jeyranchol in the west to the
Travel July - August 2013
Celebrating the Silk Way in Sheki
by Jeyran Bayramova
We arrived in Sheki, an historic town in north-west Azerbaijan, in late afternoon, tired after the
Art July - August 2013
History Recorded in Colour
by Mohbaddin Samad
One of the best known artists of 20th century Azerbaijan, Mikayil Abdullayev painted portraits,
Literature July - August 2013
Author Elchin Safarli on Life, Love and Self-Belief
by Jeyran Bayramova
Elchin Safarli: One fine day I was faced with a dilemma – to be led by the desires of
Storytime July - August 2013
Our Winds
by Elchin Safarli
When I say that I love the Baku wind everyone looks at me as though I were an alien freak.
Culture July - August 2013
Magic Pot of Piti
by Jeyran Bayramova
As whisky has always been associated with Scotland, Siberian pelmeni (ravioli) with Russia and
Business July - August 2013
Renewable Energy for Oil-Rich Azerbaijan
Hydrocarbon producer Azerbaijan is looking to generate 20 per cent of its electricity from
Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict July - August 2013
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY HAS HEAD IN THE SAND ON KARABAKH – Moldovan Human Rights Commissioner Aurelia Grigoriu talks to Visions
Armenia has been described from the rostrum of its own parliament as an aggressor against Azerbaijan
Sport July - August 2013
Arsenal Legends and Azerbaijani IDPs Battle it Out
by Ian Peart
I had only seen the Arsenal Legends on TV… It was a very good experience for us to play
Topical July - August 2013
A Bow in Greeting from Japan
Japan was one of the first countries to recognize Azerbaijan’s independence. That was on 28
History July - August 2013
Gifts from Caucasian Albania
by Jeyran Bayramova
Qabala in north-western Azerbaijan combines stunning scenery with a rich history and culture. The
Vision July - August 2013
Can One Separate the Heart from the Soul?
Professor Audrey Altstadt on Azerbaijani history, culture wars and the word ‘Azeri’
Baku July - August 2013
The Hamam Culture of Old Baku
by Sara Oghuz Nazirova
Since time immemorial every mahalla or district in the historic inner city of Baku had its own
Culture July - August 2013
Heydar Aliyev Congress Centre – a New Asset for Qabala
by Jeyran Bayramova
The town of Qabala in north-west Azerbaijan has not only developed as a tourist centre, it has gaine
Topical July - August 2013
Primary Education in Azerbaijan – Looking to the Future
by Neil Watson
Teachers and educational experts from Azerbaijan and around the world converged on Qabala in August
Sport May - June 2013
Five Years in Azerbaijani Football
Berti Vogts talks to Visions’ Agshin Aliyev about training, dodgy decisions and Messi or
Sport May - June 2013
Top European Teams Compete for Qabala Cup
by Agshin Aliyev
Qabala has in recent years put itself on the map as a holiday destination of choice for lovers of
Culture May - June 2013
A Dish Fit for a Nobel: Fish Levengi
by Jeyran Bayramova
Azerbaijan is obliged to the ironwood tree for its oil boom, at least in part. Many people know
Art May - June 2013
Depardieu follows Dumas across the Caucasus
by Jeyran Bayramova
It was very early and the staff at the rural guesthouse weren’t used to such a display of
Art May - June 2013
Rasim Balayev – Face of Azerbaijan’s Heroes
by Aydin Kazimzadeh
Good acting is relatively common, but it is not so often that an actor becomes synonymous with a
Literature May - June 2013
Anvar Mammadkhanli – Poet of Prose
This year marks the centenary of the birth of Azerbaijani writer Anvar Mammadkhanli. The author was
Art May - June 2013
Togrul Narimanbeyov – Global Azerbaijani Artist
by Anne Thompson-Ahmadova
One of Azerbaijan’s leading contemporary artists, Togrul Narimanbeyov, has died in Paris at th
Travel May - June 2013
God’s Drink - Voyage to the land of Azerbaijani tea
by Jeyran Bayramova
Tea lies at the heart of many Azerbaijani traditions. When a boy’s family visits a girl’
Travel May - June 2013
French Mountain Tourism Experts Visit Azerbaijan
by Jeyran Bayramova
When a group of French senators and travel industry professionals visited Azerbaijan this summer,
Art May - June 2013
Mirza Qadim Irevani – Much-Loved Azerbaijani Artist
Some of the best works of Azerbaijani culture, whether in literature, art or music, combine the
Art May - June 2013
Portrait Melody in Qabala
by Jeyran Bayramova
The town of Qabala in the foothills of the Caucasus has hosted its third International Art
Society May - June 2013
Mountain Jews Thriving in Azerbaijan
by Rovshan Didavari
Azerbaijan’s largest Jewish group, the Mountain Jews Religious Community, has a new leader,