The armed conflict in the Karabakh zone between the Azerbaijani and Armenian forces started on September 27 and lasted for 44 days. On November 10, the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Russia and the Prime Minister of Armenia signed an agreement on the cessation of hostilities. The agreement included three main points: the return to Azerbaijan the control over several regions adjacent to Nagorno-Karabakh; bringing Russian peacekeepers into the region; exchange of prisoners and return of refugees.
The Second Karabakh War
Most read

'Hatred of Armenians is the glue of Aliyev regime': Yerevan reacts to Aliyev’s speech
Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from 24-28 March, 2025
'Moscow won’t be able to settle comfortably between Yerevan and Baku': Pashinyan–Rubio conversation
National Bank of Georgia denies rumours of Visa/Mastercard restrictions and unveils new payment system
US Senate committee backs MEGOBARI Act to sanction Georgian Dream

'Modernisation is essential for progress': Economist’s proposals to Armenian authorities
Georgian Ombudsman: 'In some cases, brutality of law enforcement at protests can be equated to torture'
'Opposition coordination announced yesterday was held today' — Salome Zourabichvili
Georgian parliament approves FARA-style law, media restrictions, and new treason provision
Opinion: 'The platform of resistance proposed by Zourabichvili should have been created earlier'
