Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict and Post-Conflict Period

One of the main missions of AIR Center is to conduct in-depth research on Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict and the ongoing occupation of internationally recognized territories of Azerbaijan for the government of Azerbaijan as well as local and international audiences. The Center aspires not only to inform and educate local and international audiences, but also to influence and facilitate policy-making processes on the conflict.

The research agenda and recommendations of AIR Center experts on the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict are based on three dimensions of Armenian studies. These dimensions are the Republic of Armenia, the Armenians in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan and the Armenian lobby abroad. The first dimension which is the Republic of Armenia covers foreign policy, domestic policy, military, economics, development and governance. In the first dimension of our research we follow, study and research all the economic, political, demographic, social developments and processes as well as public opinion in the Republic of Armenia on daily basis and prepare the necessary analysis and reports for the government and the public. In the second dimension of research, we follow and study the processes in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan. In the third dimension, we study the synergy between Armenian lobby abroad and the Republic of Armenia, how they influence each-other and work against the interests of Azerbaijan in different parts of the world. All these three dimensions are viewed, studied and examined through the national interests of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the ongoing occupation of the territories of Azerbaijan.

AIR Center also regularly submits reports, comprehensive analysis and research on the aforementioned aspects of Armenian studies to the government of Azerbaijan, as well as to general public to initiate wider discussions and raise awareness of different audiences.

In order to equip the expert and research community of Azerbaijan with in-depth knowledge and understanding of dynamics of the three dimensions of the Armenian studies as well as the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, AIR Center launched free, regular and professional Armenian language courses.

AIR Center also studies history and legal aspects of the conflict between the two countries, while also focusing on the international conflict resolution efforts. To contribute to peace-making initiatives in the future, AIR Center is engaged in the ongoing research and book projects in collaboration with scholars, researchers and experts from different institutions and continents such as on hate speech, conflicting narratives and myth creation that aggravate the deadlock in the resolution of the conflict and do not allow reconciliation of two societies. The experts of AIR Center regularly appear on the leading outlets as a part of informal debate on different aspects of the conflict. AIR Center also cooperates with local and international expert community on matters related to different aspects of Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict to initiate exchange of views and debates.

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Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict and Post-Conflict Period

“Caucasus Heritage Watch”: The Biased Reporting of the Pro-Armenian Propaganda Group

Great Return: How Azerbaijani IDPs portray future coexistence with the Armenian community in Karabakh

South Caucasus after the two wars

Armenian-Azerbaijani Rapprochement: Facing a Hurdle

Opinion: a deadlock looms over the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

Russia Stresses Its ‘Red Lines’ as Armenia and Azerbaijan Continue Peace Negotiations

In Armenian-Azerbaijani Peace Talks, Disagreements Persist on Major Issues

The final statement was signed at the round table on “Toward complete elimination of colonialism”

June 15 Provocation At Lachin Checkpoint And Implications For Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Process – Analysis

The Armenia-Azerbaijan Disputes: We Need a Peace Treaty That Will Bring Peace

‘Nemesis’ Monument Disrupts Turkish–Armenian Normalization

Opinion: we may still be far from an Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty

Armenia and Azerbaijan Inch Closer to a Peace Deal

Azerbaijan can grant amnesty to Karabakh Armenians

From Sochi to Moscow: is Russia derailing the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process again?

US and EU should encourage Armenia for more practical peace steps

Dynamics Intensify in Armenian-Azerbaijani Peace Talks

Opinion: the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process would be better off without mediators

Armenian and Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers Hold Marathon Peace Talks in Washington

Opinion: Azerbaijan’s checkpoint at Lachin road opens a new chapter in the peace process

Opinion: the road to an Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty is an undeniably challenging one

Deadly clashes in Karabakh can trigger new conflict escalation

Regional Tensions Loom Over Multilateral Initiatives in South Caucasus

Role of reciprocity in Azerbaijan-Armenia peace negotiations

Baku Ramps Up Efforts to Re-Integrate the Karabakh Region

Opinion: Armenian procrastination has high risks

Uncertainty Looms Over Zangezur Corridor as Armenian-Azerbaijani Disputes Persist

Armenian-Turkish Earthquake Diplomacy

Peace negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan empowers the Non-Aligned Movement as a formidable global actor

Yerevan and Karabakh Separatists Divided Over Russia’s Regional Security Role

Peace supporters versus peace breakers on the Lachin Road

Opinion: EU mediation between Armenia and Azerbaijan is needed now more than ever

Route de Latchine : l’Azerbaïdjan continue d’assurer la circulation

Azerbaijan’s Lachin Road Conundrum

Ecology: A Catalyst for Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict

Azerbaijan-Türkiye military cooperation: One nation, one army

Azerbaijan, Turkey And Turkmenistan Aim To Deepen Wider Regional Transportation And Energy Cooperation – OpEd

Azerbaijan and Europe speed up the green energy deal

Opinion: 2022 started promising from the perspective of peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan but prospects for 2023 are bleak

A Response To Azerbaijan Is Torturing Armenians – OpEd

Azerbaijan Still Under Disinformation Attack

Opinion: Russian obstacles to the peace process are contributing to renewed tensions in the region

Armenia and Iran combine forces against Azerbaijan

Accountability for war crimes can bring peace and reconciliation

France complicates the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

Opinion: Russia's muted comeback to the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

One Critical Step Left for Turkish–Armenian Normalization

Is Azerbaijan Hurtling Toward War with Iran and Armenia?

The Karabakh issue: An internal matter for Azerbaijan

Progress On Connectivity Issues Indispensable For Post-Conflict Normalization Between Armenia And Azerbaijan – OpEd

A hybrid seminar on “Addressing the War Crimes against Azerbaijan” was held at the AIR Center

In Prague, Armenia and Azerbaijan Make a Critical Move Toward Peace

Can European Union Succeed In Facilitating Armenia–Azerbaijan Normalization? – Analysis

Round Table discussions dedicated to the second year since the missile attack on Ganja city were held at the AIR Center

The landmine threat in the liberated Azerbaijani lands is not subsiding

AIR Center held round table discussions dedicated to the Memorial Day on September 27th

Azerbaijan and Armenia Agree to Start Work on Peace Treaty (Part Two)

Disinformation Use by Russia and Armenia in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict

Iran’s Frustrations With the Zangezur Corridor

Azerbaijan and Armenia Agree to Start Work on Peace Treaty (Part One)

Opinion: A peace process in jeopardy

Is the Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Process Dead?

Opinion: Having multiple mediators is not hindering the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process, yet

Peace still fragile in South Caucasus

Opinion: One step forward, two steps backward undermines the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

Who Is Undermining Peace In The South Caucasus? – OpEd

Opinion: The moment of the Minsk Group has passed

THE ARMENIAN DIASPORA IN RUSSIA: THE SECOND KARABAKH WAR AND ITS OUTCOMES

Opinion: This unique and historic chance for peace should not be squandered

INTERNATIONAL MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE SECOND KARABAKH WAR

Armenia Pledges to Withdraw Armed Forces From Karabakh

Opinion: Azerbaijan boosts ties with Central Asia as region adjusts to Ukraine crisis

Opinion: A watershed moment in Armenian-Azerbaijani relations

Opinion: Azerbaijan’s vision for Karabakh’s future does not envision autonomy or secession

Lavrov’s Yerevan Visit Raises Questions in Armenia and Azerbaijan About Russian Regional Intentions