Democracy and Map of South Caucasus Telecom Infrastructure

Altzgamer.ru has posted a map of internet and telecommunication's infrastructure in the Black See region, covering 3 South Caucasian countries. Here's an interesting observation:

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Emin and Adnan: They are back and they thank everyone!

Social Networking and Conflict Resolution?

I'm reposting this great post from Global Chaos mostly not to forget it.

I’m sure the fact that Azeris, Turks, and Armenians keep hacking each other’s (usually official) websites is not news to most of my readers (in principle, at least). What was news to me, however, was the idea of hacking an individual’s social networking and email accounts.

Last weekend, as I opened my Facebook homepage, here’s what I saw (click on the images to enlarge):


Nareg is a “global Armenian” in the true sense of the word: patriotic but also skeptical, very open minded, and certainly not of the chauvinist type. I should say, I particularly enjoy following his “links” feed on Facebook, as he usually shares insightful articles, raises interesting questions and, often, facilitates engaging “comment discussions.” In short, such an unexpected diatribe of abuse obviously raised a red flag.
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Azerbaijani hackers attack Henaran.am

Azerbaijani hackers attacked Henaran.am website last night. Henaran's visitors were surprised this morning after reading the sentence "We shall never forget Mübariz İbrahimov" on the black background of the main page.

Mübariz İbrahimo was an Azeri serviceman who died during the recent Azerbaijani diversion along the contact line of NKR and Azerbaijani armed forces.

The technical problem is already addressed and the website has resumed its ordinary routine.

In a statement issued after restoring the Henaran.am website, the page's editorial team said this is the second such attack

Source: A1+

Passenger: Armenian-Azerbaijani cross-border documentary [RU]

Пассажир from eurasiaam on Vimeo.

This is a short documentary film made by Armenian and Azerbaijani journalists, Christina Vardanian and Framan Nabiyev. The film was produced withing the framework of the Eurasia Parnership Foundation's Media Bias project, which seeks to promote conflict resolution and eliminate bias in the media.
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