The term "unprovoked" means that the actions of the party, violating the ceasefire were not conditioned on this or that action of the other party. This term is widely used in conflict situations.

The statement of the Foreign Ministry of Turkey on the elections being held in Nagorno-Karabakh is yet another expression of Turkey's hostile policy towards the Armenian people.  

We strongly condemn the attempts of Azerbaijan to escalate the situation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, which resulted in the wounding of a 14 years old resident of Voskevan community of Tavush region. At the same time, two servicemen of the Arm

Today, we join our compatriots in Artsakh to pay a tribute to the memory of thousands of victims of the anti-Armenian massacres perpetrated in Shushi a century ago.

Question: The Spokesperson of the MFA of Azerbaijan commented on your statement issued a day before. Her statement once again contains territorial, historical claims, as well as negative assessments of the domestic political and democratic proce

At the opening session of the newly appointed parliament the President of Azerbaijan delivered an extensive speech, which time and again contains clear manifestations of hate speech towards Armenia and Armenian people.  

Such actions of Azerbaijan demonstrate that the establishment of international risk reduction mechanisms is an important priority of the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process, and the implementation of agreements reached in that regard is a necessary condit

By signing the Memorandum of Intent the sides provide a basis to launch negotiations for signing a relevant bilateral international treaty. During the stages of signing and entry into force of the agreement, in accordance with the legislation, the du

Question: The meeting between the Foreign Minister of Turkey with the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs was held yesterday. How do you assess Turkey's engagement in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process?

Today we are commemorating the victims of the anti-Armenian pogroms in Sumgait. In the closing days of February, 1988, the Armenian population of Sumgait was subjected to mass killings and atrocities, perpetrated with unspeakable cruelty.