‘There will be a peace treaty’, announces Pashinyan
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made public statements both promising a peace treaty and accusing Azerbaijan of instigating conflict on Thursday.
‘There will be a peace treaty’, announces Pashinyan
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made public statements both promising a peace treaty and accusing Azerbaijan of instigating conflict on Thursday.
Fears grow of new war between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Growing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan and in Nagorno-Karabakh have led to fears that a new escalation, or full-scale war, may be inevitable.
Fears grow of new war between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Growing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan and in Nagorno-Karabakh have led to fears that a new escalation, or full-scale war, may be inevitable.
Podcast | A looming conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh and newborn trafficking in Georgia
The growing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan and an alleged decades-long scheme of newborn trafficking in Georgia.
Georgian mineral water company agrees to striking workers’ demands
Employees of Georgia’s Sairme Mineral Waters company had been on strike for five weeks, demanding higher pay and better safety measures.
Features & Analysis
‘Irrationality is subjective’: fears rise of conflict between Iran and Azerbaijan
As the two countries exchange increasingly aggressive rhetoric and actions, some worry that a serious conflict might break out.
‘Irrationality is subjective’: fears rise of conflict between Iran and Azerbaijan
By Ismi AghayevAs the two countries exchange increasingly aggressive rhetoric and actions, some worry that a serious conflict might break out.
Georgia’s lost parents and sold children
A group in Georgia claims to have reunited 500 people sold by doctors as newborns with their biological families.
Georgia’s lost parents and sold children
By Tata ShoshiashviliA group in Georgia claims to have reunited 500 people sold by doctors as newborns with their biological families.
Analysis | How Azerbaijan’s youth feels towards different countries and the conflict
Polling by the Agora Analytical Collective shows which countries young Azerbaijanis like and dislike, which they see as a threat or an ally.
Analysis | How Azerbaijan’s youth feels towards different countries and the conflict
By Robin FabbroPolling by the Agora Analytical Collective shows which countries young Azerbaijanis like and dislike, which they see as a threat or an ally.
Plastic flowers at a funeral: small-town life under blockade
In the town of Chartar, in Nagorno-Karabakh, some local residents feel doubly cut off.
Plastic flowers at a funeral: small-town life under blockade
By Marut VanyanIn the town of Chartar, in Nagorno-Karabakh, some local residents feel doubly cut off.
Georgia’s (in)human rights strategy
Georgia’s Human Rights Strategy for the next eight years lists many key vulnerable groups, but queer people have been removed.
Georgia’s (in)human rights strategy
By Shota KinchaGeorgia’s Human Rights Strategy for the next eight years lists many key vulnerable groups, but queer people have been removed.
Opinion
Opinion | Azerbaijan needs an alternative to nationalist militarism
Civil society must step up and propose a progressive alternative to Baku’s rule — one that challenges the nationalist militarism at its core.
Opinion | Greenwashing a blockade
It is clear that the ‘eco-protesters’ blocking the Lachin Corridor were put there by Baku.
Opinion | Russia’s shifting interests are leaving Armenia out to dry
Russia is reneging on its long-term alliance with Armenia, in favour of closer ties with Azerbaijan and Turkey