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The Armenian government, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, is championing a new state ideology known as "Real Armenia," aiming to transform public consciousness from a focus on "historical Armenia" to the country's current reality. The initiative, which seeks to define Armenia within its internationally recognised borders, has been formalised in a draft law, sparking a heated debate among artists, public figures, and politicians over its implications for peace, national

Armenia is removing the image of Mount Ararat from its border stamps starting November 2025, a step towards normalizing relations with Turkey. Learn about the historical and diplomatic context of this change.

Rubinyan and Kılıç discuss the Gyumri-Kars railway launch. Learn about the sixth meeting of special representatives, their agreements on delimitation, cultural cooperation, and increasing air travel between Armenia and Turkey.

On September 5, Azerbaijani and Armenian delegations, led by their deputy prime ministers, held mutual visits to discuss border delimitation, demining, and infrastructure restoration. These blitz visits aimed to synchronize efforts and plan future meetings. The latest development in bilateral dialogue is a key focus.

Iran's parliament declares the "Zangezur corridor" a direct threat to regional security. Amidst a new peace agreement, the EU continues its mission in Armenia, deepening geopolitical tensions in the South Caucasus. The article explores the positions of Iran, the EU, and the recent Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal.

OSCE officially closes the Minsk Group following a joint appeal from Azerbaijan and Armenia. All previous decisions on the former conflict are now void, marking a new phase in regional peace and stability efforts.

On September 1, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan met on...

EU Special Representative Magdalena Grono visits Azerbaijan to discuss strengthening support for the normalization of relations and peace between Baku and Yerevan.

Discover the diverging views of Armenia and Azerbaijan on the peace process, constitutional changes, and control of the "Trump Route." The article analyzes the key disagreements between Nikol Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev following the Washington declaration, exploring the geopolitical implications of the accord.

Shifting Geopolitics: South Caucasus peace talks, evolving Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, and regional security dynamics.

Ilham Aliyev warns Armenia of serious consequences if it rejects the Washington agreements. The Azerbaijani President states that backtracking would harm Armenia's relations with the US and the international community, and re-questioning territorial integrity would lead to an adequate response due to the regional balance of power. He emphasizes the agreement is between two states.

Azerbaijan formally abandons its "Western Azerbaijan" concept, dissolving related organizations as a result of a new peace declaration signed with Armenia. This move signals a formal renunciation of territorial claims, paving the way for lasting peace in the region.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan issues a public apology following a Corruption Prevention Commission ruling. Discover why he apologized for insulting the Armenian Apostolic Church clergy and the opposition, the specific statements that prompted the action, and his reaction to the commission's findings on his conduct. Learn about the political tensions in Armenia.