
Will Armenia–Azerbaijan peace spell the end of Georgia’s transit monopoly?
Georgia’s transit monopoly is eroding, yet the region’s future may largely depend on cooperation, not competition

Georgia’s transit monopoly is eroding, yet the region’s future may largely depend on cooperation, not competition

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s latest criticism of the body comes days after the country severed ties with the EU Parliament.

All 19 of them were reportedly transferred to a pre-trial detention centre at Umbaki.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expressed his reluctance to make the destruction ‘a subject of international discussions’.

The resolutions demanded the release of imprisoned Armenians in Baku.

The Armenia–Turkey land border remains closed despite an agreement to allow crossings for third-party nationals.

Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan also said uncovering information about the missing people over the decades of conflict is crucial.