“Secretary of State Blinken Sees Unprecedented Chance for Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan”
Secretary of State Blinken sees a unique opportunity for peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan, leading to economic growth in the region. The US is actively pursuing diplomacy to support a peace agreement. Continued engagement is expected, despite political prisoners in Azerbaijan.
“US Deputy Secretary of State Affirms Commitment to Peace in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, Pledges Continued Work with Armenia and Azerbaijan through OSCE Minsk Group”
The US will collaborate with Armenia and Azerbaijan for Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution through the OSCE Minsk Group. US Deputy Secretary of State Brent Dalton emphasized the significance of these discussions and their priority in achieving mediation. Dalton confirmed the continuous efforts in attaining a resolution during Minsk Group meetings in Washington, D.C.
“Investigation Reveals Presence of Unidentified Civilians in Artsakh Aggression: Allegations of Azerbaijani Involvement Surface”
Latest info confirms presence of 2 unidentified civilians in aftermath of Artsakh aggression. Armenia’s MoD investigates their involvement in the conflict. No other unidentified individuals found. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Freedom House Calls for International Criminal Court to Address Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Cleansing in Artsakh”
Azerbaijan’s actions in Artsakh amount to ethnic cleansing, says Freedom House. The International Criminal Court is urged to take action and investigate the violations. Read the detailed report here.
“Former French Prime Minister Urges Withdrawal of Support: Azerbaijan’s Hosting of COP29 Sparks Concerns”
Former French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve raises concerns about Azerbaijan’s hosting of COP29 and calls for the MAC and international communities to withdraw support if violations continue. The fair implementation of crucial measures becomes questionable when a country consistently violates its obligations. Recent events in Azerbaijan, such as the expulsion of ethnic Armenians and imprisonment of political leaders, highlight the need to protect rights in the face of global indifference. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) must act to prevent further violations and ensure the well-being of individuals affected by the climate crisis.
“Armenian Governor Raises Alarm as Azerbaijan Claims More Land: The Ongoing Battle for Shurnukh”
Azerbaijan’s border fence has encroached on Armenian lands, sparking concerns in Shurnukh. Tavush Governor urges reclaiming lost territories, revealing money transfers from Azerbaijan to Armenia. However, the future of new constructions in Shurnukh hinges on resolving security issues and Prime Minister Pashinyan’s support remains uncertain. Stay informed on News.am’s Telegram channel.
“US Congress Takes a Stand: Bipartisan Bill Condemns Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Cleansing in Artsakh”
Members of US Congress, Anna Eshoo and Chris Smith, condemn Azerbaijan for ethnic cleansing in Artsakh. Actions violate rights of Armenians and internationally recognized boundaries. Bipartisan initiative urges Biden administration to support Armenians and address violations committed by Azerbaijan.
“Creating a Mechanism for Monitoring Ceasefire: A Crucial Step for Lasting Peace, Says Azerbaijan, and Expert”
Creating a mechanism for monitoring ceasefires & involving international structures is vital for lasting peace in Armenia, says Vova Vardanyan of “Stay in Art” organization. Security of citizens must be the priority, and consensus is crucial. Clarification is needed on the leadership’s decision-making regarding defense positions.
“Armenian Minister of National Security Claims Russia ‘Handed Over’ Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan, Sparks Controversy”
Armenian minister claims Russia handed over Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan without responding. However, Russian official denies it, stating it is necessary to read the statements from Armenian government officials. Earlier, the minister had stated that Russia took Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenia and returned it to Azerbaijan.
“Azerbaijan’s Blatant Violation of Armenian Cultural Heritage: Destruction and Suppression Reveal Troubling Pattern”
The Armenian population of Artsakh faces obstacles in achieving self-determination, as Azerbaijan violates their rights through aggression and cultural destruction. Armenian artifacts have been removed, monasteries damaged, and churches demolished. The international community must protect and preserve cultural heritage to safeguard historical narratives and rights. Let’s unite in this collective responsibility.