Azerbaijan
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Azerbaijan Extends Border Restrictions Until April 2026: What It Means for Travel and Trade
Azerbaijan has extended its land border restrictions until April 2026, limiting travel options and impacting trade. Learn about the implications of this decision and its effects on regional connectivity.
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The Struggle Against Hybrid Warfare: A Reflection on Manipulation and Identity
Explore the impact of hybrid warfare on Armenian society as narratives shift, political manipulation unfolds, and genuine identity faces challenges.
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New Armenia Security Partnership Act Introduced in U.S. Congress
The U.S. Congress introduces the Armenia Security Partnership Act, aiming to strengthen Armenia’s security and impose restrictions on aid to Azerbaijan until peace is established.
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Azerbaijan’s “Peaceful” Calls: A Deeper Look into Intentions
Explore the implications of Azerbaijan’s recent statements on peace and identity as tensions rise in the region. Understand the deeper motives behind political rhetoric.
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The Dangers of Political Naivety: Analyzing Armenia’s Current Stance
Explore the implications of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s recent statements on Armenia’s national rights and the dangers of political naivety in the face of regional challenges.
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European Parliament Condemns Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan
The European Parliament condemns Azerbaijan’s human rights violations and calls for the release of political prisoners, linking future agreements to human rights respect.
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27 U.S. Senators Urge Immediate Release of Armenian Detainees and Sanctions on Azerbaijan
Twenty-seven U.S. Senators have called on the State Department to secure the release of Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan and consider Magnitsky sanctions against officials responsible for human rights abuses.
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France Secures World Cup Spot With Calm Victory Over Azerbaijan
France clinched their place in the 2026 World Cup with a composed 3-1 win over Azerbaijan in Baku, as both teams eased off in a quiet second half.
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Leaked Documents Reveal Baku’s Strategy Behind ‘Western Azerbaijan’ Campaign Amid OTS Summit
Freshly leaked files expose Azerbaijan’s Presidential Administration as the architect and financier of the ‘Western Azerbaijan’ narrative, while Baku simultaneously hosts the Turkic States’ Elders summit—illustrating the nation’s dual-track approach to regional influence.
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Karin Tak village is totally destroyed by Azerbaijan -Data Collection on Destroyed Homes in Artsakh
Karin Tak village is totally destroyed by Azerbaijan – Former State Minister Artak Beglaryan announced a new data collection initiative documenting destroyed or appropriated homes in Artsakh for legal processes.
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Armenia Refutes Azerbaijani Claims, Calls for Investigation Into Shelling of Khnatsakh
Armenia rejects Azerbaijan’s accusations of border fire and urges investigation into Azerbaijani shelling of Khnatsakh village on May 9.
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SOAR Buenos Aires Appeals to ICRC for Armenian POW Communication Rights
SOAR Buenos Aires has appealed to the Red Cross to help Armenian POWs in Azerbaijan regain their right to communicate with families and receive aid.
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Armenia Alleges Azerbaijani Manipulation in Courts
Armenia’s international legal representative claims Azerbaijan manipulates court procedures while Armenia continues reporting rights violations of detainees.
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EU Parliament Members Criticize Azerbaijan, Turkey on Genocide Anniversary
EU Parliamentarians Nathalie Loiseau (France) and Geadis Geadi (Cyprus) criticized Azerbaijan and Turkey, respectively, on issues related to Armenia & Genocide memory around the 110th anniversary.
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Mirzoyan Updates PACE on Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Process
Armenian FM Ararat Mirzoyan briefed PACE President on the Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization process and emphasized democratic reforms.