U.S. Eyes Control of Disputed Corridor in South Caucasus TEC News July 4, 2025 Proposal could ease Armenia-Azerbaijan tensions—or worsen them.
Russia Demands Release of Journalists Held in Azerbaijan TEC News / AFP July 1, 2025 The arrest of Russian journalists and deaths of two Azerbaijanis in custody have triggered a major diplomatic row.
Azerbaijani Police Arrest Two in Raid on Russian News Agency TEC News / AFP June 30, 2025 News agency Sputnik’s bureau chief and editor-in-chief were arrested in what Moscow said was an “unlawful detention of Russian journalists.”
Azerbaijani ‘Tourist’ Arrested for Spying on U.S. Naval Base in Greece TEC News June 25, 2025 The man claims to have been photographing the Cretan scenery.
Armenian PM Visits Turkey for “Historic” Meeting TEC News / AFP June 20, 2025 The two countries will discuss efforts to sign a comprehensive peace treaty.
Brussels Allies Turn on EU Over Cozy Ties With Azerbaijan TEC News April 30, 2025 Kallas’ trip to Baku made even some Brussels loyalists uncomfortable.
“Azerbaijan is Torturing Armenian Prisoners of War”: Legal Researcher and Lawyer Maria Gevorgyan Uzay Bulut February 13, 2025 “Seeking justice in Azerbaijan is futile for individuals of Armenian descent.”
“Directives aimed at erasing Armenian cultural heritage are implemented without restraint”: An Interview with Bishop Vratnes Abrahamyan Rafael Pinto Borges December 30, 2024 “Artsakh, an inseparable part of God-given Armenia, can and, I believe, will once again become Armenian and Christian.”
Labour Racks Up “2.3 Million Air Miles” Attending U.N. Climate Conference Michael Curzon November 18, 2024 Reform UK MP Lee Anderson attacked the government for “taking us for fools” over phoney net zero rhetoric.
The Biden Administration Is Positioning Armenia for Defeat David A. Grigorian September 28, 2024 When dealing with Azerbaijan’s threat to Armenia, the U.S. must act decisively to facilitate peace.
