A view shows a Russian military aircraft transporting Armenian prisoners of war, part of a swap following a conflict between the troops of Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenian forces ov …
Now that Azerbaijan Controls Nagorno-Karabakh, Are Medieval Churches in the Crosshairs?
Obliterating cultural heritage might weaken Armenia’s claims to the region, but it would be an absolute tragedy.
Armenia, Azerbaijan exchange first prisoners after war
Armenia and Azerbaijan have begun exchanging groups of prisoners of war, part of an “all for all” swap mediated by Russia after a bloody conflict over the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave, Russia’s defense …
Armenia: Cluster Munitions Used in Multiple Attacks on Azerbaijan
Karabakh forces repeatedly fired widely banned cluster munitions in attacks on populated areas in Azerbaijan during the six-week war over Nagorno-Karabakh, Human Rights Watch said today. The use of …
Interest rates on bank loans may be reduced in Azerbaijan – MP
Interest rates of bank loans may be reduced in Azerbaijan, Head of the Committee on Economic Policy, Industry and Entrepreneurship of Azerbaijan’s Parliament, MP Tahir Mirkishili, said …
Volume of fruit exports from Turkmenistan to EAEU revealed
UAVs of Azerbaijani State Border Service destroy 290 targets of Armenian Armed Forces during Karabakh conflict Politics 14:46 …
Prices for precious metals in Azerbaijan fluctuate
The prices of precious metals decreased in Azerbaijan on Dec. 15 compared to the previous price, except silver, Trend reports referring to the data published by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA).
Turkmenistan’s Lebap Gas Production Department talks volume of gas production
Iran holds memorial ceremony for martyrs of Republic of Azerbaijan in Karabakh conflict Politics 14 December 20:31 …
Azerbaijan, Turkey to ink MoU on new gas pipeline
Azerbaijan and Turkey are expected to ink a memorandum of understanding on Igdir-Nakhchivan gas pipeline, Trend reports citing Turkish media. Azerbaijan’s energy ministry confirmed the information, …
Papal envoy travels to Armenia in aftermath of 44-day war
A papal envoy traveled to Armenia last week to speak with civil and Christian leaders in the aftermath of the country’s 44-day war with Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.