The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia states that, taking into consideration the possible dangerous consequences emanating from this irresponsible step of Azerbaijan, and as a signatory party to 1994 and 1995 existing agreements on the ceasefire

The message issued by the President of Turkey on the occasion of April 24 is yet another failed manifestation of denialism, an explicit attempt to put the responsibility for the genocide committed by the authorities of Ottoman Empire against the Arme

Azerbaijan failed in the negotiations, for that very reason it attempted to find some solutions through military means, but it failed here as well. Baku would be forced to return to the negotiation table, as there is no alternative, any other way, th

Armenia strongly condemns Azerbaijan’s futile attempts to cast doubt on the trilateral ceasefire agreement of 1994, signed by Azerbaijan, Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia, that does not have time limitations. It is a dangerous step which threatens

Armenia remains committed to the purposes of the Alliance and remains its Friend. However, given the circumstances. Armenia does not join the consensus on the Declaration of the Seventh Forum of the UN Alliance of Civilizations. Therefore, in the abs

Provisions in the Communique, imposed by Azerbaijan and Turkey, completely distort the essence of the Nagorno-Karabakh issue, which is the result of Azerbaijan’s policy of suppression of Nagorno-Karabakh people’s right of self-determinati

The continuation of military actions by Baku can lead to dangerous consequences the full responsibility of which lies with the authorities of Azerbaijan.\r\n

In general, I do not like to speak about successes or diplomatic failures; however there are landmark cases, when things should be presented openly.

It is obvious that any involvement of Ankara in the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement process would only harm it, because of the biased position of Turkey and its tendency to support Azerbaijan at any cost.

Azerbaijan violates the international humanitarian law and international human rights law, particularly, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Geneva Conventions of 1949 and its Additional Protocols of 1977, 1989 Convention on the Rights of the