Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan’s internally displaced long to return to regained land
IDPs who fled Nagorno-Karabakh 30 years ago hope to live in their old homes after last year’s war, but progress is slow.
Published On 23 Nov 2021
Armenia and Azerbaijan’s new-old border war
Baku and Yerevan again clashed over the control of frontiers defined by Soviet cartographers, raising fears of conflict.
Published On 19 Nov 2021
Eight soldiers killed in Azerbaijan-Armenia border clashes
Baku and Yerevan trade barbs as flare-up along shared border threatens fragile ceasefire agreement.
Published On 17 Nov 2021
Armenia announces ceasefire after Azerbaijan border clashes
The Armenian defence ministry says the ceasefire was brokered by Russia after clashes sparked fears of a new flare-up.
Published On 16 Nov 2021

Several people have been killed and injured as de-mining agencies say lack of resources slows efforts to clear weaponry.

The late Armenian activist showed us the way to peace in the South Caucasus.

The two rivals are trading accusations at the International Court of Justice, almost a year since signing a ceasefire.

One year has passed since the Nagorno-Karabakh war and there are hints that diplomatic ties could be built.

Azerbaijan denied the allegations made at the ICJ and accused Armenia of ‘decades-long ethnic cleansing’.

Relations between Baku and Tehran soured in recent weeks amid allegations Israel’s military was active in Azerbaijan.

Tehran says it is concerned about Israeli and ISIL presence close to its borders with Azerbaijan.

Armenia has called on Russia to deploy troops along its border with Azerbaijan to prevent further violence.

PM Nikol Pashinyan says the move would allow border demarcation to be carried out without the risk of military clashes.

Incident was one of deadliest since a six-week war between ethnic Armenian forces and Baku over Nagorno-Karabakh.

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