Letters

We Deserve Better Coverage of the War between Azerbaijan and Armenia

A scene from the “Report the Truth” demonstration in New York City, October 10, 2020 (Photo: Hrag Vartanian)

We, a group of scholars, artists, journalists and activists, write to draw attention to the U.S. media’s inaccurate coverage of the current conflict in Nagorno Karabakh (known to Armenians as “Artsakh”). The absence of credible, fact-based reporting hinders the public from having a fundamental understanding of what is happening in the region. It also damages public confidence in journalism at a time when it is already at an all-time low. The conflict over Artsakh has already expanded into a regional conflict. We believe that news outlets should be tapping the expertise of scholars who have long studied this conflict simply because you can—and should—do better.

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2 Comments

  1. Armenia is at the heart of Christianity. Azerbaijan and Turkey want no Armenia and create a giannnnt Turkic superpower. To DK this, they have to wipe out Armenians and Armenia. That is called. genocide. Why is it so hard to represent the da ta and true history… back to the Bible when it comes to Armenia.

  2. “Armenia is at the heart of Christianity.”

    That’s equally as absurd as saying that Azerbaijan or Turkey is at the heart of Islam. There is no country on this planet that represents “the heart of Christianity,” or “the heart of Islam.”

    And what exactly does your “Bible” have to do with Azerbaijan’s/Turkey’s attempt to wipe out Armenia?

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