“Armenian Academics in Gyurich Raise Concerns Over Inequality in Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations”
Armenian academics in Gyurich express concern over inequality in Armenian-Azerbaijani relations. They support the protection of Armenia’s borders and condemn authoritarian rule.
“Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations Remain Strained, but Ceasefire and Karabakh’s Return Yield Limited Military Operations, Says US-Backed Coalition Report”
Armenian-Azerbaijani relations remain strained, but the return of Karabakh to Azerbaijan has reduced hostilities. Military operations may occur intermittently. According to a US report, Azerbaijan conducted a military operation in September 2023, leading to the withdrawal of Armenian forces from Nagorno-Karabakh. This allowed the region to be effectively integrated into Azerbaijan.
“Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations Stagnant, Expert Calls for Complex Negotiations Involving Regional Powers”
The Armenian-Azerbaijani relations remain unchanged, according to expert Tomasz de Waal. The recent opening of air communication between Baku and Yerevan has slightly eased tensions, but challenges remain. The political process is complex, with no progress on the railway connection and the presence of Turkish military forces. Achieving a result requires negotiations involving Moscow, Iran, Turkey, and the entry of a new conflict version. However, de Waal doesn’t believe Azerbaijan will occupy the entire Syunik region.