Foreign Minister of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Expresses His Gratitude to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay

"Your efforts directed to establishing peace and stability in our region on the basis of the recognition of the right to self-determination of Artsakh people is highly appreciated from our side and serves as a source for inspiration to continue our chosen path to live in peace and security, in a free and democratic state".

Voting Rights of the Russian Delegation to PACE is Restored

In the winter session of PACE the Monitoring Committee supported the restoration of the voting rights of the Russian delegation to PACE.

Lavrov: No Need for Mediators between Russia and Ukraine

Kiev and Moscow continue blaming each other for violating the ceasefire agreement. Both sides refuse to take responsibility for a missile attack on a residential suburb of Mariupol on Saturday.

Aliev's Visit to Turkey Right Now was Not Random

The visit of the Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev to Turkey (his first official visit in 2015) right now was not random. No Turkish-Azerbaijani meeting has ever been held without the discussion of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. This meeting was not an exception.

Does Erdoğan want to transform Turkey into monarchy?

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan considers presidential system to be the best one for his country.

"Today our officers are in friendly relations with their soldiers"

The Draft Agreement on Raising the Level of South Ossetia’s Integration with Russia is Being Discussed

Recently South Ossetian media published a draft agreement between South Ossetia and the Russian Federation on alliance and integration. As in the case of the Abkhazian document, in this one as well certain points were found according to which this draft agreement in not in the line with the interests of South Ossetia.

Eduard Sharmazanov had a Meeting with a Representative of the Armenian Community of Cyprus

Eduard Sharmazanov on January 26 met with the representative of the Armenian Community of Cyprus, the co-chair of Cyprus State Commission for the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide Arto Davitian.

Turkish Community Happy for the Results of the Elections in Greece

In the result of the early Parliamentary elections in Greece three Greek deputies of Turkish descent were elected, which as Today’s Zaman writes, increased the hopes of the Turkish minority to at last deal with their problems.

Serzh Sargsyan: From Now on Our Counter Actions Can be Asymmetric in Their Form

"Let no one think that we will wait with our hands crossed to see when the catastrophe will enter or homes. We are obliged to be merciless towards those who would prepare those catastrophes for us".

The Delay of Turkey's EU Accession Does Not Have to Do Anything with Islamophobia

So does this mean that Turkey expects Europe to accept it just to prove that Europe is against Islamophobia? Is Turkey questioning Europe's objectivity for accepting countries and considers that it is only this factor that hinders its accession to the EU?

Armenian-Azerbaijani "Exchange of Compliments"

January, which began with an unprecedented tension on the Armenian-Azerbaijani and Karabakh-Azerbaijani border and the deaths of dozens of soldiers from the both sides, is coming to an end, reminding all of us about the term "relative calm", that for so long time has so little been used in the Karabakh issue.

An Armenian Church Destroyed in Mosul

On January 27, the "Islamic State" militants have burnt one of the oldest Armenian churches in Mosul, informs basnews. As a KDP official from the city Saed Mamuzini said the IS militants continue destroying public places, people’s homes and shrines.

Turkish Security Forces Do Not Let People Cross Kobane

After the announcement of the Kurdish forces that the terrorists of the “Islamic State” have been driven out of the Syrian town Kobane, a group of people from the Turkish border town of Suruç attempted to cross into Kobane. As Hurriyet reports, the urkish security forces had to fire tear gas on the crowd not to let them cross the border.

Iran’s Foreign Minister in Yerevan

Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is in Yerevan for a two-day visit at the invitation of Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian. "The expansion of the relations with Armenia is one ofIran’s foreign policy priorities."