Armenia–Azerbaijan Conflict
Explainer | How the India-Pakistan clashes played out in the Armenia-Azerbaijan infospace
Both Armenia and Azerbaijan publicly backed their respective allies — India and Pakistan — in the four-day war.
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Armenia and Azerbaijan have recently been engaged in a series of frequent meetings between the country’s leaders and foreign ministers in an attempt to reach a peace agreement. Despite hopes that the two countries would sign new agreements in at least one of Moscow on 26 June or Chisinau on 1 June, neither meeting broke new ground.
This week in the Caucasus Digest, we spoke to Bahruz Samadov, a PhD candidate at Charles University in Prague, and Tigran Grigoryan, a political analyst and head of the Regional Centre for Democracy and Security, about the Armenia–Azerbaijan peace talks.
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