Azerbaijan-Armenia Relations

Armenian society is tired of war. Hatred has stopped functioning as a political currency.

Azerbaijan.US  Azerbaijan does not see any threats or risks to the region in the TRIPP project, Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov said, commenting on statements by...

Azerbaijan.US  The issue of Western Azerbaijan concerns the rights of Western Azerbaijanis and should not be interpreted as a territorial claim against Armenia, Azerbaijan’s Foreign...

Political analyst Alexander Iskandaryan says the current calm between Armenia and Azerbaijan reflects reduced risks, not a finalized peace.

Former foreign minister Tofik Zulfugarov says real peace with Armenia requires constitutional change and public acceptance, not just formal agreements.

Armenian journalist Roman Bagdasaryan says direct dialogue has reshaped the Armenia–Azerbaijan peace process, reducing the risk of escalation despite unresolved issues.

Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev said the country’s military victory and subsequent political steps have definitively ended separatism in Karabakh, leaving no room for territorial claims or alternative interpretations.

As Russia and Iran push back against the TRIPP initiative, Azerbaijan is reshaping the South Caucasus through connectivity and post-conflict normalization-challenging long-standing geopolitical gatekeepers.

Turkey’s influence in the South Caucasus is underestimated, while Ankara’s “Azerbaijan First” policy continues to block meaningful normalization with Armenia, says APRI Armenia researcher Benyamin Poghosyan, warning that selective regional connectivity could leave Yerevan sidelined.

Turkey’s national carrier Turkish Airlines (THY) will begin operating round-trip flights between Istanbul and Yerevan starting March 11, 2026. The announcement was made by Serdar...