"You're wearing Turkish clothes, don't you want to fill up with Azerbaijani gasoline?" said the citizens filling up their cars. #Armenia
Azerbaijani fuel sales quadrupled https://t.co/whKGtf8YRW
"[…] a near-final agreement, growing political and civil dialogue, border talks and renewed exchanges. Internal opposition persists, but signs of lasting peace are increasing."
Armenia and Azerbaijan: Rare window for peace https://t.co/D4474IzNRC
More Azerbaijani speakers in Yerevan for the Orbeli Centre Forum starting today – Rusif Huseynov and Zaur Shiriyev. We can now say that the past five weeks have been unprecedented in terms of the number of visits for such a short period of time. By far. #Armenia#Azerbaijan
My latest on the recent AZAL flight carrying the Azerbaijani delegation to Armenia for dialogue.
Bilateral, Not Mediated: Why Last Week’s Yerevan Meeting Mattered https://t.co/4T0KhIpoa2
Yesterday marked the fourth anniversary of the untimely passing of Armenian theatrical director turned peace activist Georgi Vanyan. He was 58. My latest.
Georgi Vanyan’s Tekali Dream and Vanished Hopes for Grassroots Peace https://t.co/SgRH7Bzu9E #Armenia#Azerbaijan
Five years after the Second Karabakh War, Armenians and Azerbaijanis still need to see each other differently. Beyond politics and war, authentic visuals depicting ordinary lives could help foster peace and understanding.
My latest: https://t.co/p8Uk86NtTe
"[…] a day before Kilic’s arrival […], the government determined that Mount Ararat would cease to be illustrated on the entry and exit stamps used on passports […] from November."
Symbolism Meets Realpolitik in Armenia-Türkiye Normalization Efforts https://t.co/KhKfuLaH3U
"Next year’s parliamentary elections in Armenia will not focus on the economy or other domestic issues, but rather on […] relations with its neighbours."
Despite disillusionment, Pashinyan favourite to win crucial 2026 vote in Armenia https://t.co/hCNyF1ki3d
"The exchange was almost comical, but revealed something deeper. Three decades of conflict had turned former neighbours into strangers."
People-to-People Contact Remains Absent in Armenia–Azerbaijan Normalisation https://t.co/sUjjBkh5Qp
"An agreement has been established between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Peace has been established between Armenia and Azerbaijan."
After August 8, we live in a completely different South Caucasus in a new Armenia – Pashinyan https://t.co/z0KaCQOCdl
Something like this is sorely needed, especially at first for those communities in close proximity to each other across the Tavush-Qazakh border. Doesn't necessarily have to be through the CoE and can even be undertaken by the two governments themselves on their own, but this is the way forward for people-to-people contact.
For now the only proximity is the border in the very north, but over time as IDPs return on the Azerbaijani side, it will become necessary for the entire length. Could accompany the border delimitation and demarcation process and something for Yerevan and Baku to consider.
"What might hold the key to Pashinyan’s political future is normalizing Armenia’s relations with neighboring Azerbaijan and Turkey […]."
Pashinyan’s Moment of Reckoning https://t.co/Zuy5D95eGH
"As this article was about to be published today, the Armenian National Security Service announced that Archbishop Galstanyan and members of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation-Dashnaktsutyun (ARF-D) parliamentary opposition were detained and their property searched.
"The participants and leaders of the 'Holy Struggle' movement planned to carry out terrorist acts and actions aimed at seizing power in the Republic of Armenia," a statement read. A day earlier, a pro-Pashinyan website released what it claimed to be a leaked 7-page plan to stage a coup."