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Resolving the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan at the state level could contribute significantly towards overcoming Armenian-Azerbaijani interethnic hostility. Creating the conditions for reconciliation between the two societies after decades of conflict requires channels of cooperation and internal discussions about peaceful, neighbourly coexistence. This was the conclusion reached during a...

Boris Navasardian (Yerevan Press Club) and Arif Aliyev (Baku Press Club) reflect on the 25 online dialogues held between Armenian and Azerbaijani experts, organised as part of the 'Line of Contact' initiative

Not for the first time, the Yerevan and Baku Press Clubs are looking for common ground between the people of Armenia and Azerbaijan and seeking ways to overcome the many challenging consequences of more than 30 years of war and bloody confrontation. The geopolitical context has changed multiple times, both...

The high-level meeting in Brussels on 5 April between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen focused on discussion of economic and humanitarian issues in Armenia. According to official sources, it didn’t touch on the topics of security...

On 5 April, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels. This, in a sense, unprecedented event caused not only high expectations in the Armenian media and among the expert community, but also a certain...

According to a number of experts, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has become more complicated also because the balance between the two countries has been broken over these years. While Azerbaijan has made impressive economic progress, Armenia has seen better and faster development of civil society institutions. This double...

Experts and political analysts have played and continue to play an important role in facilitating understanding of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict. Although the media and other public platforms are full of reports and opinions which distort the facts, political analysis nevertheless has an influence, directly or indirectly shaping public opinion and...

Joining Arshaluys Mgdesian’ in the CivilNet studio are Armenian political scientist Mikayel Zolyan and the Editor of Azerbaijani ‘Turan’ agency Shahin Hajiyev. Mikayel Zolyan and Shahin Hajiyev discussed the role of the expert community in the coverage of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict. How and to what extent do experts influence the...

WHEN WAR WAS GIVEN A CHANCE How the military crisis in Karabakh was perceived outside the region As part of their joint ‘Line of Contact’ initiative, the Baku and Yerevan Press Clubs organised a discussion to explore how the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict has been perceived abroad. The conversation looked at views...