From Lilit Shahverdyan

Lilit Shahverdyan is a journalist from Stepanakert, Artsakh. She is currently studying English and Communications at the American University of Armenia, in Yerevan. As a correspondent for the Mirror-Spectator, Lilit focuses on the stories of the people of Artsakh, their daily lives and their destinies. Other than writing and studying, she is interested in literature and photography and complements her articles with her photos. She is a family-dedicated person and tries to enjoy as much time as possible in Artsakh.

Vadim’s Crazy Tours: From Churches to Explosion Sites

Apr 22 • 9 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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Run Silent, Run Deep: The Six Survivors of War

Mar 22 • 13 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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Azerbaijan to Eliminate Armenian Cultural Heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh

Mar 22 • 6 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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Stepanakert’s Bardak: Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Jan 22 • 10 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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The Road to Revival

Nov 21 • 13 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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The Pure Spirit of ‘Zulali’ Appears on the Big Screen

Nov 21 • 6 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

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Tangled Up between Wine and War: A Story of a Small Artsakh Café and Great People

Oct 21 • 11 min read - by Lilit Shahverdyan

Top 5 Articles from Lilit Shahverdyan

The 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War Anniversary: Shosh Village Between War and Peace

by Lilit Shahverdyan

September 30, 2021 0 Comments

SHOSH, Artsakh Republic — This is Shosh, a village in Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) that today lies along with the new borderline between Armenians and Azerbaijanis. From their balconies, the locals have a clear view to observe the[...]

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Displaced Women from Artsakh Find Home in a Small Weaving Studio in Southern Armenia

by Lilit Shahverdyan

September 2, 2021 0 Comments

GORIS, Armenia — “That’s how we became refugees for the second time,” sums up Milena Ordiyants, a 39-year-old Armenian woman recently displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh). In her four decades, this woman has been forced to[...]