For a second day in a row, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been reading out and commenting on individual points of his party’s election programme in a live broadcast. Among other issues, ...

Ahead of Armenia’s parliamentary elections scheduled for June 2026, the country has faced what officials describe as a large-scale hybrid attack. A coordinated disinformation campaign has targeted ...

Complaints from Secondary School No. 15 in Sumgayit and other regions suggest that the practice of barring female students wearing the hijab from attending classes has once again resurfaced in ...

Turan, Azerbaijan’s first independent news agency, has announced it is halting operations, with director Mehman Aliyev attributing the decision to longstanding financial difficulties. On the same day, ...

Armenia’s parliament speaker Alen Simonyan is on an official visit to Russia upon the invitation from his counterpart, Federation Council chair Valentina Matviyenko. However, Simonyan’s first meeting ...

New information has emerged about the death of Aishat Baymuradova, a young woman from Chechnya who was found dead in Yerevan. David Isteev, head of the crisis group SK SOS*, citing a source close to ...

Azerbaijani observers believe that the reason for the sudden early-morning deportation on April 4 of Azerbaijani opposition journalist Afghan Sadygov from Tbilisi to Baku was an intention to create a ...

The Audit Chamber of Azerbaijan’s report for the first six months of 2025 shows that structural problems in the use of public funds remain relevant. As a result of audit inspections, financial ...

Sabunchu is one of Baku’s historically and culturally rich districts. This settlement has a long-standing history tied to the oil industry and railways and is also renowned for its unique flea market.

In 2022, three victims of trafficking were identified in Armenia, two women and one child. This year two reports on trafficking were published in Armenia by the US Department of State and expert ...

“Since gaining independence, Azerbaijan’s cinema has been trying to find its path, but it hasn’t been very successful so far,” says film critic Haji Safarov about the current state of modern ...

No matter how much Georgians criticize their authorities, in my subjective view, such an exceptionally rational and pragmatic government is hard to find in our turbulent times. Caught between the West ...