Nagorno-Karabakh

Dr. Armine Tigranyan, Ph.D. in History and expert in cultural heritage and cultural rights, examines the September 2023 displacement of over 100,000 Armenians from Artsakh through the lens of international humanitarian law, analyzing how fear, coercion, and the destruction of civilian infrastructure constitute forced displacement under the Rome Statute and established legal precedent.

Dr. Armine Tigranyan, Ph.D. in History and cultural heritage expert, explores Azerbaijan's systematic destruction and appropriation of Artsakh's spiritual heritage in this comprehensive analysis of cultural genocide targeting over 4,000 Armenian Christian monuments.

A lot of noise was made last week by the statement from the National Security Service about the uncovered attempt at an armed coup in Armenia, allegedly being prepared by the Russian Armed Forces in Krasnodar. However, despite the sensationalism and controversy surrounding the news, today’s review will focus on discussions about the first anniversary of the ethnic cleansing in Artsakh.

Regional Post presents Gurgen Baghdasaryan's new project "Victory and Suitcase", which will feature analytical video stories with representatives of Artsakh's civil society. The aim of the project is to reflect on missed opportunities, civic responsibility, etc. This video series is produced with the financial support of the European Union

The Armenian government has decided to grant forcibly displaced Artsakh residents temporary protection status, which is equivalent to refugee status. The authorities believe that this status allows the complete protection of the rights of Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh, although it limits to a certain extent the rights of people of Artsakh in the same Armenia. To avoid these restrictions, the authorities propose that the Artsakh people accept Armenian citizenship, although they have already been issued a passport identical to that of an Armenian citizen.

The United Nations Security Council has discussed the Azerbaijani Armed Forces incursion against into the sovereign territory of Armenia.

The time in Armenia stopped on an early morning at the end of September. For 44 days straight Armenia and Artsakh were in a de facto state of war. Here're the definitive moments of the second Artsakh war.