How Armenian soldiers were sent to face certain death
"Why did they send our children there knowing they would be marooned?”
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
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Armenia finds two “Trojan horses”, Russian and American
Where were sane Armenians when their insane compatriots committed vandalism in the occupied territories?
Return to Karabakh. Part 2: liberated Fizuli and Jabrayil, victims of occupation vandalism (PHOTO)
In late February, Vestnik Kavkaza visited liberated territories of Azerbaijan where the work on recovery of the devastated region is going on. Our reporters visited Aghdam, Fizuli, Jabrayil, Zangilan, and the Iranian and Armenian border and …
Return to Karabakh. Part 1: liberated Aghdam, “Caucasian Hiroshima” (PHOTO)
In late February, Vestnik Kavkaza visited liberated territories of Azerbaijan where the work on recovery of the devastated region is going on. Our reporters visited Aghdam, Fizuli, Jabrayil, Zangilan, and the Iranian and Armenian border and …
France to investigate participation of its citizens in the second Karabakh War
Such an activity is strictly forbidden by international law and states that Yerevan was legally obligated to halt these violations immediately
OSCE Chairperson-in-Office to visit Azerbaijan
Chairperson-in-Office of the OSCE and Foreign Minister of Sweden, Ann Linde will visit Azerbaijan and Armenia, according to citing her Twitter message. Linde added that prior to her upcoming visit she held a useful briefing with …
Taras Kuzio: The US should support Turkish-Azerbaijani strategic partnership
The Turkish-Azerbaijan strategic partnership will bring tangible benefits to the US
Russia, OSCE discuss situation in Karabakh
First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Vladimir Titov held a conversation with Special Representative of the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office for the South Caucasus Annika Soder on March 10, Trend reports citing the Russian Ministry of …
Not all roads lead to Georgia
Last year’s war between Armenia and Azerbaijan could shake up trans-Caucasus trade, which has been dominated by Georgia for decades
Another UNESCO controversy: protection of cultural heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh
UNESCO has been an important tool to build peace through education, science and culture, especially through its world heritage listings of cultural and natural sites. But in recent years, it has been in the news for controversies, which resulted in the withdrawal of the US and Israel from the cultural body of the UN, Ceyhun Osmanli, a former MP and analyst on international relations and political economy, writes for EU Today
Participant of the rally in Yerevan: "Karabakh belongs to Azerbaijan"
Yerevan is divided into two camps - some go to Republic Square to support Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, others hold rallies outside the parliament building on Baghramyan Avenue in order to remove the prime minister. Observers note that …
Khazar Ibrahim: "Over $50B material damage inflicted on Azerbaijan by Armenia"
The total material damage Armenia inflicted on Azerbaijan amounts to more than $50 billion, Azerbaijan's ambassador to Turkey told Anadolu Agency in an interview. "Apart from the occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh and seven adjacent regions, and war crimes committed during the wars, Armenia violated the international law among others through the efforts of the destruction of cultural heritage, ecocides, and theft of our natural wealth," Khazar Ibrahim said, Anadolu Agency reports
UN says 25,000 refugees returned to Khankendi, not 50,000
According to statistics released by the UN Refugee Agency, half as many refugees returned to the occupied lands of Azerbaijan from Armenia on January 26, 2021 as the Russian Defense Ministry announced. The corresponding document was published on …
Armenia's dilemma: elections or civil war, Russia or West
Fortunately, the first serious attempt of the armed forces has had no major consequences for now. However, this endeavor shows that the power grip can easily slide away from Pashinyan’s grasp despite all the popular support he has, Turan Gafarlı, Bachelor of Arts in History and Politics from Queen Mary University of London and a Master of Arts in Transnational Studies from University College London, writes for Anadolu Agency
Armenian nationalists trying to reignite Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has become a part of history of the South Caucasus. For three decades it had been fuelled by the Armenian leadership's ultranationalist ideology and part of the Armenian diaspora, proclaiming the superiority …
Washington Post: Will developments in Armenia lead to a coup?
On Feb. 25, Armenia’s top military leadership called on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to resign. This threat came in the form of a letter signed by “several dozen” army officers, who cited “attacks” on the armed forces by the government. On Monday, pro-Pashinyan supporters demonstrated in one part of the capital while protesters demanding his resignation rallied at a separate site, Washington Post writes
Armenia’s politics are out of control
Tensions had been building up, as Armenians attempted to find someone to hold responsible for their Karabakh defeat
First refugees of the dying USSR
The Soviet state dealt itself a crushing blow in November 1987, resigning itself to the expulsion of 200,000 Azerbaijanis from Armenia. Speaking about the stages of the collapse of the USSR, experts often offer a simplified …
Tribute to victims of the Khojaly tragedy in Moscow (photo report)
29 years is a long period for a man but for those who survived at the cold February night in 1992, it is nothing. Today’s commemoration meeting devoted to victims of the Khojaly tragedy in Spiridonov House in Moscow has shown that time is …
Shoigu and Harutyunyan discuss situation in Karabakh
Russian Defense Minister General of the Army Sergei Shoigu held telephone talks with his Armenian counterpart Vagharshak Harutyunyan. The relevant information was published on the website of the Russian department. According to the …
