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EXCLUSIVE: Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett Responds to Critics: Judge Diplomats on Their Countries’ Words and “There Will Be No Diplomats Left”
For Microstates, the Key to UNGA Success Is Choosing Wisely
What It Costs Gen Z to Have a Voice at UNGA
Day 6: UNGA Ends With Nukes, Braille and Diplomatic Fire
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Buried Danger Legacy of War: Trapped by the Past, Haunted by the Future

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I am a former refugee from Karabakh, born in the Jabrayil region of Azerbaijan. When I was three years old, Armenian armed forces took over my home, forcing my family to flee and become internally displaced persons (IDPs). We spent many years in refugee camps, moving from one city to another in Azerbaijan, searching for…

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