Artsakh
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David Hockney’s Serpentine Show Sparks Debate on Abstraction and
David Hockney’s Serpentine Galleries exhibition challenges modern abstraction while showcasing his innovative digital techniques amid new letter auction.
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USCIRF Highlights Religious Rights Violations for Armenian Prisoners
The USCIRF report reveals that Armenian detainees in Azerbaijan face significant barriers to accessing religious materials and practicing their faith freely.
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Putin Expresses Gratitude to Aliyev for Iran Evacuation Support
Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Ilham Aliyev for Azerbaijan’s support in evacuating Russian citizens from Iran and facilitating humanitarian aid.
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Historic Armenian Villages Renamed Amid Azerbaijani Settlement
The renaming of historic Armenian settlements in occupied Artsakh coincides with Azerbaijan’s strategic settlement of Azerbaijani populations, reshaping local.
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Nakhchivan Constitution Amended to Remove Moscow Treaty References
The Removal of References to Moscow: Nakhchivan Constitution Amended to Remove Moscow Treaty References. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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Azerbaijan Expresses Gratitude to Armenia and Global Allies
Azerbaijan publicly thanked Armenia and international partners for their support following drone attacks linked to Iran.
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David Vardanyan: Release of Prisoners Is the Foundation for Peace
A public statement highlights prisoner releases as a cornerstone for lasting regional peace, while drawing attention to due process concern by Azerbaijan.
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Aliyev Will Not Attend European Political Community Summit
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev will not attend the European Political Community summit in Yerevan in May 2026, according to official statements.
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President Aliyev Will Not Join European Political Community Summit
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry confirmed President Ilham Aliyev will not participate in the European Political Community summit in Yerevan.
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Ruben Vardanyan Declines to Appeal 20-Year Baku Sentence
Ruben Vardanyan will not appeal his 20-year sentence issued in Baku, calling the case politically motivated and citing serious due process violations.
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Azerbaijan’s State-Backed Campaign to Erase Artsakh’s Armenian
This option focuses on the systematic and officially sanctioned nature of the destruction, highlighting Azerbaijan’s alleged state-level initiative.
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An Investigation into the Assault on Protesters By Aliyev’s Guards
An investigation is underway into the assault on protesters by guards linked to Aliyev during a demonstration near a Washington hotel, with injuries reported.
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Ramile Safarov’s 2004 Attack on Gurgen Margaryan in Hungary Examined
On this day in 2004, Azerbaijani officer Ramile Safarov killed Armenian soldier Gurgen Margaryan in Hungary, an event that triggered widespread.
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EU Parliamentarian Calls for Steps to Free Armenian Detainees
A European Parliament member calls on EU leadership to take concrete steps for the release of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan.
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Japan Supports Armenia’s Efforts to Aid Displaced Communities
A Japanese-funded initiative in Armenia aims to strengthen food systems and promote sustainable farming for displaced people and host communities.