Azerbaijani leader announces readiness to start trust building process with Armenia – Armenpress – EUROP INFO

Aliyev Threatens Armenia With War Unless It Changes Constitution, Demands More Concessions

On April 9, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that building trust with Armenia will require “small steps,” while reaffirming Baku’s key demands regarding Armenia’s recognition of Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity and the adoption of a new constitution.Speaking at the “Towards a New World Order” international forum, Aliyev emphasized that the signing of a peace treaty depends on Armenia meeting these conditions. Aliyev said that Georgia …

Will There Be a Peace Agreement and What Will It Mean for Armenia? - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

By Anzhela Sedrakyan Special to the Mirror-Spectator YEREVAN — Since the March 19 announcement by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that a draft peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan had been agreed upon and was awaiting signing, little has happened to indicate peace is at hand. “I am ready to put my signature under this document,” he wrote on his Facebook page when he announced Armenia’s stance. This was followed by several othe…

Aliyev Threatens ‘New Military Confrontation’ With Armenia

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan threatened “new military confrontation” with Armenia, if Yerevan continues to refuse to amend its Constitution, which the Azerbaijani leader claims contains territorial demands from his country. “Until a peace treaty is signed and Armenia completely renounces all territorial claims against Azerbaijan, which are still present in its constitution, and demonstrates sincerity in its behavior towards normalizing r…

Azerbaijani leader announces readiness to start trust building process with Armenia – Armenpress – EUROP INFO

In a meaningful development aimed at fostering peace and stability in the south Caucasus region, Azerbaijan’s leadership has expressed a commitment to initiating a trust-building process with Armenia. The proclamation, covered by Armenpress, signals a potential thaw in relations between the two neighboring countries, which have a long history of conflict and tension, especially over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh territory. As both nations naviga…

After agreeing on the text of the peace treaty, Armenia and Azerbaijan took a break before signing, which is related to global political processes, believes international political analyst Mikhail Sinelnikov-Orishak. On RUSARMINFO, the political scientist said that the “stalling” was partly justified: Yerevan and Baku decided to wait out the geopolitical turbulence that arose after US President Donald Trump took office. As part of the “Day with …