Nagorno Karabakh

Beyond Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: How India can help Armenia with military training

Though reports are emerging towards a peace settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, even then, a strong Armenian defence force is a must in the national interest of Armenia, and India can fill this gap in the most effective manner

Azerbaijan's capture of Nagorno-Karabakh opens up challenges for India in the South Caucasus

As India refigures its foreign policy to a region now changed by Armenia’s defeat in Nagorno-Karabakh, it almost certainly will have to seek out other, more stable avenues for its infrastructure ties given the potential of the INSTC project

Armenia: Under fire PM Pashinyan refuses to resign

Protesters have called for Pashinyan to quit over the fate of Nagorno-Karabakh, which most Armenians see as a national tragedy that has forced them to abandon ancestral lands

Armenia ratifies International Criminal Court founding treaty against Moscow's warnings

Russia had warned Armenia against voting to ratify the founding treaty of the ICC after the international court in March issued an arrest warrant for President Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine

Azerbaijan denies driving ethnic Armenians out of Nagorno-Karabakh

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has several times accused Azerbaijan of ethnic cleansing since the enclave's decades-long push to break away from Azerbaijani rule ended in sudden defeat on 20 September

Armenia claims nearly all ethnic Armenians left Nagorno-Karabakh since Azerbaijan took over

The exodus comes after the Armenian enclave — estimated before to have a population of 120,000 – saw its decades-long fight against Azerbaijani rule end in sudden defeat

Nagorno-Karabakh: Rebel Armenians bow to Azerbaijan, dissolve breakaway government

Since the Karabakh conflict first started in the late 1980s while the Soviet Union was on the verge of disintegrating, mass displacements have been a recurring theme

Why Karabakh underscores Russia's waning influence in ex-USSR

Azerbaijan's lightning victory in Nagorno-Karabakh, where Moscow has stationed peacekeepers, shows that Russia's influence is quickly dwindling in a region it has long considered its backyard, analysts say

Nagorno-Karabakh: More than 200 people injured after blast at fuel depot

Taking to X, the region's rights ombudsman Gegham Stepanyan, said, "As a result of the explosion in the fuel warehouse, the number of injured exceeds 200. The health condition of the majority is severe or extremely severe" 

Armenia, Azerbaijan leaders to meet next month

The meeting comes in the backdrop of Baku's lightning offensive against Armenian separatists in Nagorno-Karabakh