Eurasia

During a visit to Iran’s Ardabil province, Demirchiloo said meetings with regional officials focused on expanding economic ties

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Drawing a parallel with Neville Chamberlain’s 1938 declaration, Poghosyan argued that signatures alone do not ensure safety and warned that Armenia risks strategic complacency.

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Mount Ararat Stamp Removal Draws Fire From Civic Activist

Pashinyan: Armenia’s Security Legitimacy Grew After Recognizing Azerbaijan

Armenia to Drop Mount Ararat from Passport Stamps Amid Turkey Thaw

“Once the agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan is finally concluded, we will rapidly normalize relations with Armenia,” he said, according to Anadolu.

Kyiv Double Homicide Probe Centers on Azerbaijani Suspect Who Was Later Found Dead

Around 160 NATO PA Delegates to Attend Rose-Roth Seminar in Armenia on Sept 22–23

Tajani echoed the call for de-escalation, with both ministers emphasizing the humanitarian and economic toll of a prolonged conflict. Neither offered a timeline for restarting talks.

First U.S. tranche of $145M tied to August accords

For Azerbaijan, the peace treaty enshrines principles long recognized by the international community - sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the inviolability of borders.