Paradise Lost
Paradise Lost

Sixteen days ago a ceasefire was established in Artsakh following the announcement of Armenia, Russia, and Azerbaijan stating that Aghdam, Lachin, and Karvajar will be transferred under the control of Azerbaijan, as well as the areas that the enemy managed to acquire as the result of the war during the past two months. Russian peacekeepers will be ensuring the further security of Artsakh. Along with these territories, several cultural monuments fell under the control of Azerbaijan. Below are several key monuments and sites that fell under the control of the Azerbaijani forces as the result of the joint announcement of the sides. The list is still being finalized.
Nikol Pashinyan presents his 15-point roadmap to overcome the current situation
Nikol Pashinyan presents his 15-point roadmap to overcome the current situation
The Map of the Artsakh Republic as per the November 10 2020 Ceasefire agreement
The Map of the Artsakh Republic as per the November 10 2020 Ceasefire agreement

Russian Ministry of Defense published map of deployment and observation points at Karabakh
Russain mediated ceasefire possibly ends the war between Azerbaijan and Artsakh.
Russain mediated ceasefire possibly ends the war between Azerbaijan and Artsakh.

Russian mediated ceasefire possibly ends the war between Azerbaijan and Artsakh. Armenian side agreed to radical concessions, Russian peacekeepers will enter the region.
LIVE: Azerbaijan launched an attack on Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh Republic)
LIVE: Azerbaijan launched an attack on Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh Republic)

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Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: France
Diaspora for Artsakh
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: France

"Amongst the activists we see not only Armenians, but also French, Greek, Cypriot and Yazidi people"
Iran’s peace initiative on Nagorno-Karabakh: impossible not to decline, impossible not to offer
Iran’s peace initiative on Nagorno-Karabakh: impossible not to decline, impossible not to offer

Can Iran become a major player in the frames of the new Artsakh war, that burst more than a month ago?
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Belgium
Diaspora for Artsakh
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Belgium

"Our goal was to seek for the Recognition of Artsakh, to stop the Turkish involvement in the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, to stop the Azerbaijani aggression."
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Canada
#RecognizeArtsakh
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Canada

"This is not the first time it our community gets mobilized when Armenia, Artsakh or the Armenian nation need it."
The Lebanese Mosaic in Support of Armenia
The Lebanese Mosaic in Support of Armenia

How does Lebanon reacts to the war in Artsakh.
The (first) 30 Days of War in Artsakh Explained against the Global Geostrategic Chessboard
The (first) 30 Days of War in Artsakh Explained against the Global Geostrategic Chessboard

Artsakh war on the global geopolitical chessboard: explained by Tigran Zakaryan.
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Italy
Demonstrating against Azerbaijani aggression: Italy
#RecognizeArtsakh

"Our expectations are rising proportionally to our success"
#50PLUS. Hayastan All Armenian Fund Launches A Global Armenian Initiative
War in Artsakh
#50PLUS. Hayastan All Armenian Fund Launches A Global Armenian Initiative

Director of the “Hayastan” All Armenian Fund Haykak Arshamyan talks about the new initiative and the fascinating unity of Armenians from all over the world.
Cease-fire, explained
Cease-fire, explained

On october 9 late at night after 11 hours of negotiations humanitarian ceasefire was agreed by Armenia and Azerbaijan after Russian mediation. The ceasefire was to start October 10 at 12:00. What happened and where it may bring, explained by Armenian MP Mikael Zolyan.