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1 day ago People wait to take a bus to return to Stepanakert, in Yerevan, Armenia, on November 19, 2020. (Photo by Anush Babajanyan for POLITICO). The Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Union of Refugees, a non-governmental organization advocating for the plight of displaced persons, has written an open letter to relevant international bodies, as well as the Artsakh authorities, calling on them to urgently “provide adequate and sufficient humanitarian and medical assistance to Armenian refugees and displaced persons in Artsakh.” The letter, authored by the organization’s chairman Saro Saryan, wa...

16 Apr in 23:00 By Vestnik Kavkaza Umayra Tagiyeva has been working in the field of hydrometeorology since 1990. She now heads the National Hydrometeorological Service of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Azerbaijan, and is "responsible for the weather" throughout the country. Vestnik Kavkaza talked with Umayra Tagiyeva about the climate and ecology of the Azerbaijani regions recently liberated from the occupation. - During the almost 30-year occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh and adjacent regions, Azerbaijani forecasters constantly gave weather forecasts in these territories. Ho...

By The New York Times In a statement issued Thursday, the general staff of the armed forces called for the country’s civilian leadership to resign, blaming Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who negotiated the settlement, of trying to deflect blame onto the military. “For a long time, the Armenian armed forces patiently endured discrediting attacks by the current government, but everything has its limits,” the statement said. “The armed forces of Armenia honorably fulfilled their duty.” In a speech beamed live on Facebook, Mr. Pashinyan said that he would fire the chief of the general ...