Rehabilitation of the Sarsang Reservoir complex, and other CBMs can be useful tools in support of the Karabakh peace process, experts tell gathering at the European Parliament

After its construction in 1976 the Sarsang Reservoir became an important source for water supply for both Nagorno-Karabakh, as well as neighbouring Azerbaijani districts. Since 1992 however there have been concerns regarding the maintenance of the reservoir and the flow of water to those that depend on it.

The latest exercises involved live missile and artillery fire, although no details as to number of forces involved were revealed.

Armenian deputy Foreign Minister Shavarsh Kocharyan told reporters on Monday (29 May) more observers on the line of contact could serve as a deterrence.

Glorious but painful short-lived independence of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in the early 20th century continues to define the contemporary history of the three countries and the collective memory of the three nations

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly is taking place in Tbilisi with the participation of 200 lawmakers from NATO members and partner countries.

Whilst the onus for a resolution of the Karabakh conflict is primarily with the governments of Armenia and Azerbaijan, the international community needs to prioritise efforts to help resolve the conflict peacefully before it turns nastier

EU called on Armenia to accelerate reforms and raised issues related to concerns in some areas

The delegation led by the Chair of the influential Foreign Affairs Committee, David McAllister, on Monday discussed the Karabakh issue, human rights and freedom of expression, and EU-Azerbaijan relations, with the Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Baku

Leaders of Caucasus nations join world leaders in condemning the vile attack against civilians in Manchester which has left many, including children, dead or injured.