Border control process

'Azerbaijan wants to derail peace process': minefield maps become latest flashpoint

Azerbaijan-Armenia

April 07, 2025

Armenian Foreign Ministry expresses readiness to verify minefield map accuracy with international experts.

'Price' of peace: why Baku is delaying peace deal – view from Yerevan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

April 02, 2025

Political analyst Areg Kochinyan believes that Azerbaijan will forget “about changing Armenia’s constitution and other fabricated demands once it receives the expected dividends.”

'Hatred of Armenians is the glue of Aliyev regime': Yerevan reacts to Aliyev’s speech

Azerbaijan-Armenia

March 29, 2025

Azerbaijani president calls Armenians “hateful enemies”, says “Armenian fascism is the peak of fascism” — Armenian analysts respond

'I’ll crush you': Pashinyan on debates with former Armenian presidents

Nikol Pashinyan

March 27, 2025

Armenian PM renews debate challenge to former leaders: “I’ll dig up the remains of your political corpse”

'Moscow won’t be able to settle comfortably between Yerevan and Baku': Pashinyan–Rubio conversation

Armenia

March 26, 2025

Armenian analysts believe that, at this stage, Azerbaijan’s attempts to ignite border tensions can be considered a failure.

'Problems must be resolved without use of force': Iranian foreign minister visits Yerevan

Armenia-Iran

March 25, 2025

During the press conference with his Armenian counterpart, Araghchi spoke about establishing peace, unblocking regional transport routes, and strengthening ties with Armenia.

'Time bomb lies beneath Baku's demands,' says Armenian analyst

Azerbaijan-Armenia

March 24, 2025

Political analyst Narek Sukiasyan believes that if Armenian citizens vote against the new constitution in a referendum, Azerbaijan could use it as a casus belli—a pretext for declaring war.

Armenia 'does not set goals for escalation'—what about Azerbaijan? Analysis from Yerevan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

March 20, 2025

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan stated: "Armenia may prepare for only one military scenario—countering possible aggression, which is the legitimate right of any country."

Russian soldiers resume construction of barriers in Georgian-Ossetian conflict zone

January 21, 2020

Tbilisi has declared the act a ‘provocation’, while the Russian military says it is ‘building the border of South Ossetia.’