Azerbaijan declares it is enjoying ‘real peace’ with Armenia but emphasizes the need for constitutional reforms in Yerevan to ensure lasting stability-marking a cautious yet optimistic move toward deeper, more secure ties, reports TRT World

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Azerbaijan declares it is enjoying ‘real peace’ with Armenia but emphasizes the need for constitutional reforms in Yerevan to ensure lasting stability-marking a cautious yet optimistic move toward deeper, more secure ties, reports TRT World

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan hailed the visit of Azerbaijani Deputy PM as a groundbreaking “milestone” that breathes new life into the peace process between the two countries, highlighting a fresh wave of commitment to dialogue and lasting stability

Armenia is intensifying its quiet diplomatic efforts to bring home detainees from Azerbaijan, the Prime Minister reveals. The government stays firmly dedicated to achieving a peaceful resolution through behind-the-scenes negotiations

The rugged borderlands between Azerbaijan and Armenia are on the brink of transformation, as Trump’s proposed “peace route” promises to ignite economic growth. This ambitious plan aims to enhance trade and connectivity, sparking new hope for lasting stability in a region long marked by conflict

Armenia and Azerbaijan’s historic peace deal is reshaping Eurasia, leaders say. The agreement aims to end decades of conflict, boosting regional stability and opening new economic and diplomatic opportunities in the South Caucasus.

Azerbaijan and Armenia’s peace plan centers on a narrow strip of land along the Iran border, seen as crucial for stability and access. The fragile ceasefire depends on control of this strategic corridor, PBS reports.

Azerbaijan continues to demand Armenia hand over detailed landmine maps to ensure safe demining and prevent casualties along their shared border, amid ongoing tensions in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Azerbaijan has announced a 25 billion manat investment in Karabakh and East Zangezur, aiming to boost infrastructure, economic development, and regional stability. The move signals a major push in post-conflict reconstruction.

Two years after Azerbaijan reclaimed Nagorno-Karabakh, the region still bears the scars of deserted towns, shattered infrastructure, and a heavy tension in the air-painting a haunting picture of transformation and uncertainty

Five years have flown by since Armenia signed the act of capitulation with Azerbaijan, marking a dramatic turning point in the region’s geopolitics. While the agreement brought an end to active conflict, it also left behind deep-rooted tensions and ongoing challenges