The 58th issue of the English-language edition of IRS-Heritage magazine, a key platform for promoting Azerbaijani history, culture, and realities globally, has been released.
The latest edition opens with an article by Editor-in-Chief Musa Marjanli, titled "Deadly Mines No Obstacle To Peace And Civilization!", focusing on the challenges posed by landmines planted in the liberated territories of Karabakh and East Zangezur. The piece emphasizes the impact of these mines on reconstruction efforts and the mass return of displaced persons.
Russian journalist Andrey Vasilyev contributes an article titled "Karabakh. Reference Point," detailing construction initiatives and the emotional connection of returnees to their homeland.
British journalist Ian Peart explores the intricate art of Azerbaijani carpet weaving in his article, "Carpet Magic."
Other features in this issue include: "Social Status of Women in the Molla Nasreddin Magazine" by Melaike Huseyin; "‘Saadet’ Charity – A Unique Educational Experience" by Narmin Bagirova; "Shirvani – Men’s Garment in South Asia" by Sabuhi Ahmadov; and "The Problem of Landmines and UXO in the Liberated Territories" by Roza Safikhanli.
IRS-Heritage magazine continues to provide international readers with exclusive insights into Azerbaijan's cultural and historical legacy.
The full edition is available on the IRS website: (https://www.irs-az.com/en/journal/no-58-2024/532).
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