
Baku holds controversial pseudo-historical conference in Rome about Christianity in Azerbaijan
The conference has been accused of promoting a politically motivated misrepresentation of Armenian history.
The conference has been accused of promoting a politically motivated misrepresentation of Armenian history.
Earlier this week, Azerbaijan said that if Armenia would not take the body, ‘its fate will be determined by the relevant state authorities’.
The Armenian Foreign Ministry claimed officials in Stepanakert had rejected direct talks with Baku.
Michael O’Flaherty’s comments came as part of his first annual report to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
In response, former President Serzh Sargasyan’s office called Pashinyan a ‘national security threat’.
The two witnesses are believed to have ‘mental stability issues’.
The call came in response to Armenia’s criticism of trials against Armenians on charges of war crimes in Baku.