Blinken ‘warns’ US lawmakers of possible Azerbaijani attack on Armenia
According to Politico, the US Secretary of State told US lawmakers that Azerbaijan might invade southern Armenia ‘in coming weeks’.
Critic of Yerevan authorities ‘attacked’ day before new mayor was elected
Activist Artur Chakhoyan said he was beaten and attacked with a knife over his criticism of the government.
Ruling party secures Yerevan mayorship despite underperforming in elections
Yerevan’s City Council has elected Tigran Avinyan as mayor.
The last bus out of Nagorno-Karabakh
With the exodus of Nagorno-Karabakh over, many of those forced to start new lives from scratch reflect on what — and who — they have left behind.
Aliyev ‘backs out’ of meeting with Pashinyan after France greenlights arms to Armenia
The meeting was set to take place on Thursday in Granada, Spain.
Azerbaijan arrests former presidents and parliamentary speaker of Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan has detained a total of eight former and acting officials from Nagorno-Karabakh.
Armenia ratifies Rome Statute despite Russian warnings
The Kremlin warned that Armenia's ratification of the treaty would have ‘negative consequences for bilateral relations’.
UN mission arrives to empty streets in Nagorno-Karabakh
Over 100,000 people, most of the region’s population, have fled to Armenia.
Nagorno-Karabakh Republic to dissolve by January 2024
President Samvel Shahramanyan has signed a decree ordering the dissolution of the government by 1 January.
US calls for international observers as population of Nagorno-Karabakh flees
Around 40% of the region’s population has already left, with heavy traffic reported on the road leading to Armenia.