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Azerbaijani people ready for peace with Armenia, official says Armenia and other states has accepted the peace agenda proposed by Azerbaijan in light of new geopolitical realities, Matin Mammadli, head of department at the Centre of Analysis of International Relations, has stated. At an event titled New Geopolitical Realities in the South Caucasus: Azerbaijan and the Peace Agenda, he said Azerbaijan’s peace initiative is based on universally recognised norms of international law and the sovereignty of states,Caliber.Azreports, citinglocal media. Mammadli noted that the Azerbaijani people and society are ready for peace. “The peace agenda has been formed based on principles put forward by Azerbaijan. The acceptance of this peace agenda and the new geopolitical realities [by Armenia and other states, editor’s note] was not easy. It became possible thanks to the well-considered foreign policy and diplomacy of the Azerbaijani state after the Second Karabakh War,” Mammadli added. By Bakhtiyar Abbasov

Armenian, Azerbaijani official discuss peace agenda issues Secretary of the Armenian Security Council Armen Grigoryan and aide to the Azarbaijani president Hikmet Hajiyev stressed the importance of a continuous bilateral dialogue in the context of the efforts geared toward strengthening lasting peace and stability in the region

Armenian PM, Azerbaijani President discuss peace agenda Politics 12:57, 1 September 2025 Armenian PM, Azerbaijani President discuss peace agenda 1 minute read Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has met with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev within the framework of the SCO Summit in Tianjin, China. Pashinyan and Aliyev “discussed the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agenda, highlighting the need for constructive dialogue, mutual trust and regional stability,” the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release. “Both leaders highlighted the positive dynamics resulting from the recent summit in Washington, which is a testament to the international community’s support for advancing peace and the normalization process.” Read the article in: العربية Español فارسی Français Հայերեն ქართული Русский Türkçe 中文

Shusha Declaration on Allied Relations between the Republic of ... USD 1.7 Baku25 °C © APA | Turkish and Azerbaijani Presidents The Shusha Declaration on Allied Relations between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Turkey was signed on June 15,APAreports. The Declaration reads: "Emphasizing the historic significance of the meeting between President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and President of the Republic of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the city of Shusha, the ancient cradle of culture of Azerbaijan and the entire Turkic world, Once again reaffirming their adherence to all international documents signed between the two friendly and fraternal countries, and to the Treaty of Kars of 13 October 1921, Guided by the “Agreement on the Development of Friendship and Comprehensive Cooperation between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Turkey” and the “Protocol on Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Turkey” signed on 9 February 1994, as well as the “Agreement on Strategic Partnership and Mutual Assistance” signed between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Turkey on 16 August 2010”…

Armenia-Iran Dialogue Focuses on Normalizing Ties with Türkiye photo: Armenpress Armenian Parliament Vice-SpeakerRuben Rubinyanhas met with Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Vahid Jalalzadeh to discuss the process of normalizing the Armenia-Türkiyerelations. The officials also touched upon current regional developments during their discussions,The Caspian Postreports viaArmenian media. “Bilateral relations with friendly Iran, built on mutual respect and trust, are of great importance to Armenia. Reciprocal visits help expand the bilateral agenda, fostering ongoing dialogue and close cooperation,” Rubinyan emphasized. Share on social media You can contact us by entering your email address or number

Pashinyan compares Western Armenia to "Western Azerbaijan" Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan's interview with Public Television of Armenia, November 22, 2024 (screen grab) Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan’s interview with Public Television of Armenia, November 22, 2024 (screen grab) YEREVAN—In a recent interview with the Public Television of Armenia, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shared his views on the ongoing negotiations with Azerbaijan and the future direction of Armenian foreign policy. Pashinyan stated that Armenia’s government “ does not want to be guided by the logic that Azerbaijan is intentionally pushing the process into a deadlock.” “So, what are we doing? We are consistently using arguments to try to dispel this concern,” Pashinyan said. During the one-and-a-half hour long interview on November 22, Pashinyan highlighted the importance of not only reaching a peace agreement with Azerbaijan but also establishing a strategic deal that defines how both countries will coexist peacefully in the long term. He proposed that Armenia and Azerbaijan should officially recognize each other’s territorial integrity, with Armenia’s sovereignty defined by the borders of the former Sovi…

Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Talks - GEOpolitics Over the past five years, the political, economic, and security architecture of the South Caucasus region has undergone major transformations. This process is a direct result of the 44-day war in Nagorno-Karabakh of 2020, followed by the exodus of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians of 2023. While the wounds of these dramatic changes are still fresh, Armenia and Azerbaijan are actively engaged in a peace process that will ultimately create new realities in the region. On December 1, 2025, the OSCE Minsk Group – a format where the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict negotiations were taking place was officiallydissolved. France, Russia, and the United States were the co-chair countries mediating the negotiations, where “constructive ambiguity” was the main philosophy for this quarter-century-long peace process. While this format was the main context within which the three major powers were present together with Armenia and Azerbaijan, after the second full-scale war in Nagorno-Karabakh in 2020, it stopped functioning. The dissolution of this format was a request and a precondition for future peace talks by Azerbaijan after the 44-day war. Immediately aft…

Armenia-turkey Special Representatives Ruben Rubinyan and Serdar Kiliç ... YEREVAN — The sixth meeting between the special representatives of Armenia and Turkey in the normalization process, Ruben Rubinyan and Serdar Kılıç, was held in Yerevan. The parties agreed that the relevant authorities of both countries will carry out the necessary technical studies for the restoration and operation of the Gyumri–Kars railway and the power transmission line. Rubinyan and Kılıç also agreed to work on strengthening cooperation in the fields of culture and academia. In particular, they discussed creating scholarship opportunities for students of higher educational institutions and jointly restoring the historic Ani/Silk Road bridge. The representatives further agreed to implement the required measures to enable other interested airlines to operate flights on various routes starting in the summer of 2026, which will increase the number of air routes and flights between the two countries. During this meeting, Rubinyan and Kılıç reaffirmed the issues developed and agreed upon during previous meetings. They also exchanged views on the implementation of the agreement on border crossings reached at …