Azerbaijan-Armenia Relations

Azerbaijan.US REAL party chairman Natig Jafarli has commented on the regional agenda, stating that a peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia could potentially be signed...

Azerbaijan.US The rulings were delivered as part of ongoing legal proceedings involving Armenian nationals accused of crimes connected to the Karabakh conflict. A military court in...

By Azerbaijan.US Editorial Board President Ilham Aliyev’s remark that “we are learning to live in conditions of peace” captures the essence of the post-war moment with unusual clarity....

The Zayed Human Fraternity Prize has been jointly awarded to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, marking a symbolic shift from decades of conflict toward a sustained peace process between the two countries.

The meeting in Abu Dhabi brought together Azerbaijani and Armenian delegations amid continued discussions on regional stability and normalization.

Azerbaijan.US A peace agreement between Baku and Yerevan could be signed before Armenia’s upcoming elections in June, according to a statement made in Azerbaijan’s parliament. Speaking...

The South Caucasus is entering a new phase where security, sovereignty, and survival matter more than ideology, says analyst Farhad Mamedov, as regional states seek to avoid becoming arenas for great-power confrontation.

Azerbaijan.US Political tensions are intensifying in Armenia ahead of the upcoming elections, as opposition forces explore the possibility of uniting against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan....

Calls to permanent confrontation in the South Caucasus are built on fear, not strategy. In a region defined by limited resources and shifting geopolitics, isolation does not produce security-it produces stagnation. Long-term stability comes from integration, economic links, and managed competition, not from treating cooperation as surrender.

Azerbaijan.US  Calls for the “normalization” of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia are increasingly framed as a matter of goodwill and reconciliation. Yet critics warn that...