The project “Line of Contact” by the Yerevan and Baku Press Clubs is resuming broadcasting after a long break. In the new season, the program will air on the joint channel of the two press… Read More »Baku–Yerevan: The Ice Has Broken, but It’s Not Melting Anytime Soon
The activation of “citizen diplomacy” between Armenia and Azerbaijan following the trilateral meeting in Washington on August 8 of this year, where three documents were signed, drawing a line under the acute phase of the… Read More »A LOOK INTO THE PAST FOR THE SAKE OF THE FUTURE
Official Baku and Yerevan have, in fact, “reached” a stage of conflict resolution where they seem to have nothing to discuss, with no progress expected from any direction. There are only vague prospects for resuming… Read More »A DEAD END OR A WAY OUT OF THE LABYRINTH?
The previous publication, dedicated to the development of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations after the 44-Day War, underscored the topical issue of the methodology employed in the settlement process between the two countries. One of the points discussed… Read More »SYMBOLS VS. PRAGMATIC SOLUTIONS
The situation surrounding the peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan is quite comparable to a detective story. Judging by the current developments, this story may continue according to either an optimistic or a pessimistic scenario.… Read More »THE “ROLLER COASTER”IN ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI RELATIONS
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… Read More »WHO CAN MAKE PEACE BETWEEN US?
Border issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan have always maintained their relevance, existing long before the emergence of the two contemporary states. The border between the first independent republics in 1918-1920 remained fairly conventional up until… Read More »THE ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI BORDER ISSUE
The world order that emerged after World War II presupposes two fundamental principles for the settlement of territorial disputes: territorial integrity and self-determination of nations. These two principles were also at the heart of negotiations… Read More »“EXTERNAL” PERCEPTION OF THE ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI CONFLICT
Opening the ties with Azerbaijan and Turkey can bring significant changes for Armenia in the South Caucasus. Due to the long blockade that resulted in bypass routes for oil, gas and railway, Armenia has obtained… Read More »PATH TO STABILIZATION IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS?
CivilNet TV held a video dialogue with the participation of Armenian and Azerbaijani experts on the topic of unblocking transport communications between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Honorary President of the Yerevan Press Club Boris Navasardyan and… Read More »WILL THE “PEACE CROSSROAD” TURN ARMENIA INTO A REGIONAL HUB?
Is the dialogue and peaceful coexistence between the Armenian and Azerbaijani peoples realistic after long-term mutual enmity, thousands of victims and destruction? What should the peoples do and what problems should they put before the… Read More »CONTACT WITH OTHER REALITY