Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Treaty

Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry: Negotiations on a peace agreement with Armenia are complete

"Yerevan has accepted Baku's proposals on the two remaining points of the peace agreement, and the negotiation process is complete"

Opinion: 'If Armenia abandons its red lines, it will only be state on paper'

Military expert Leonid Nersisyan believes that Azerbaijan's demands contradict the existence of Armenia, its sovereignty, and independence.

Opinion: 'If Baku cared about security, it could have negotiated practical guarantees with Yerevan'

Peace activist Sevinj Samedze comments on Pashinyan’s article on transit routes and Azerbaijan’s reaction to it

Dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over regional transit routes: Who is right?

"Nikol Pashinyan ignores the key issue: who will control transit roads" – Baku's response to the Armenian Prime Minister’s policy article

Why is Baku rejecting Yerevan’s proposals? Pashinyan’s take on regional unblocking

Armenian PM hopes Baku’s goal is not to “create a false pretext for escalation.”

Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty: Expectations and prospects for signing

Political Analyst Robert Gհevondyan on the interests of the parties and factors that could influence the signing of the treaty.

'Nikol Pashinyan's statements on arms control not up for discussion' – Azerbaijani experts on Armenian PM’s remarks

The Prime Minister of Armenia told journalists that "two points of the peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia have yet to be agreed upon.

'No grounds to reject Yerevan's proposal on unblocking' – Pashinyan

Opinion: Why did French ambassador to Armenia bring up Alma-Ata Declaration?

Azerbaijani political analyst Farhad Mammadov believes that "having failed in its mission to support Armenian separatism in Karabakh, France is now focused on militarizing Armenia."

'No point in revisiting 2020 statement' - Secretary of Armenia’s Security Council

Armen Grigoryan did not explain why Armenia has not withdrawn its signature from the trilateral agreement despite Russia and Azerbaijan's failure to meet their obligations.

Pashinyan under pressure from Baku? Experts weigh in on 'Real Armenia' concept

The Prime Minister presented his "Real Armenia" concept. One of its points is the need to adopt a new constitution—something Azerbaijan has long been pushing for.

'Russia shouldn't be ignored to this extent' – former Armenian president Robert Kocharyan

He suggested looking at the situation "through Russia's eyes" and stated that Yerevan "betrayed Moscow and switched to the enemy camp."

'Baku’s demands are groundless': details of Hague case and views from Yerevan

Baku claims that Armenia violated the Bern Convention and caused environmental damage in Nagorno-Karabakh. Armenian experts argue that Azerbaijan itself should bear responsibility for this.

'Russian mediation unlikely—we've felt its consequences firsthand,' says Armenian parliament speaker

Alen Simonyan stated that Russia will have to make "enormous efforts" to convince the Armenian people of its sincerity.

'Claims that Armenia plans to attack Azerbaijan are baseless' – Pashinyan

The Prime Minister responded to Baku’s claims that Armenia is preparing for military action against Azerbaijan in a published article.

'Armenian authorities ready to turn page on hostility' – Magdalena Grono

EU special representative for the South Caucasus on Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, Baku’s shift in private meetings, and EU observers at the Armenian border

“There can be no ‘Western Azerbaijan’ on Armenian territory” and other statements by Pashinyan

During his press conference, the Armenian prime minister outlined his vision for relations with Azerbaijan, regional transport links, and ties with the EU and Russia.

EU extends Armenia border monitoring mission for two more years - what does it mean?

According to political analyst Robert Ghevondyan, extending the observers' mandate along the Azerbaijan border suggests Yerevan and Baku failed to agree on removing foreign presence.