Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan, Azeri President Aliyev, and Russian President Putin were set today, May 25th, to hold a trilateral meeting in order to further discuss peace processes and the normalization of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The meeting was after a larger meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic...
Things have been tense between Armenia and the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) over the past couple of days as Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan once again affirmed his willingness to recognize Artsakh as territory of Azerbaijan, under the condition that they guarantee the rights of the Armenians living...
Iran is home to an estimated 12-20 million ethnic Azeri's, more than in Azerbaijan itself. Northwestern Iran is where many of these Azeri's reside, and it has been the site of political violence and insurrection a number of times. Lately, it has been one of the hot points of...
After repeated calls from most significant international bodies, Azeri self-proclaimed "Eco-Activists" on Friday the April 28th have stopped their protest, which has been ongoing since December 12th. A significant number of the protestors have been shown to have connections to, or be apart of, the Azeri military. Their protest...
The Armenian MoD has stated that the front-line between them and Azerbaijan has stabilized, and combat has ended. Both sides have released claimed casualty counts in a statement. Armenia claims to have suffered 4 soldiers killed, with an additional 6 wounded, meanwhile Azerbaijan claims to have suffered 3 killed,...
Significant clashes are currently taking place on the Armenia/Azerbaijan border, in Tegh, Syunik, with both sides accusing each other of starting it, as is often the case. Initially clashes opened up with small arms fire, but both sides have accused the other of firing mortars and “high-calibre weapons”. Both...