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Church-state dispute moves to the international arena (opens the original)
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YEREVAN — The confrontation between Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government and the Armenian Apostolic Church intensified this week. On Sept. 24, the Information and Public Relations Center of the Office of the Prime Minister published a report titled “On the Crisis That Has Emerged in the church as a Result of the Actions of the de facto Head of the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church and a Number of Senior Clergy, and on Ways to Resolve It.” The center said the report was prepared pursuant to t
The Region in Brief (opens the original)
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On the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 27, 2020, war, acting Artsakh National Assembly Speaker Gagik Baghunts issued a statement framing the conflict as the starting point of a broader process that ultimately led to the displacement of the region’s Armenian population. Baghunts argued that the lack of accountability after the 2020 war contributed to the subsequent blockade, renewed military action and the eventual forced displacement of Artsakh Armenians. He also accused Azerbaijan of continuing
Baku advances “Western Azerbaijan” on multiple fronts (opens the original)
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YEREVAN — A planned meeting between Armenian and Azerbaijani experts in Yerevan was postponed at Azerbaijan’s request on Sept. 23. The meeting was to take place under the “Peace Bridge” initiative, a civil society format that has already brought Armenian and Azerbaijani representatives together in both countries. Azerbaijan’s APA news agency confirmed that the Azerbaijani side requested the postponement, saying it did not consider holding the meeting appropriate “at the current stage.” Boris Nav
The Region in Brief (opens the original)
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A parliamentary hearing on the rights and socioeconomic problems of displaced Artsakh Armenians ended in controversy Sept. 23 after lawmakers from Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party and several government representatives walked out of the discussion. The hearing, titled “Socio-Economic and Legal Problems of the People of Artsakh and Their Solutions,” was organized by ARF Bureau member and National Assembly’s Human Rights Committee Chair Lilit Galstyan. Participants included displaced Artsakh
Attempts at cultural erasure in Artsakh, “uprooting” opposition at home (opens the original)
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YEREVAN — On Sept. 11-12, the fourth anniversary of the Azerbaijani attacks on Armenia’s sovereign territory, Azerbaijani authorities organized a large-scale diplomatic tour of occupied Artsakh, bringing foreign representatives into a territory from which virtually its entire Armenian population had been forced to leave three years earlier. Around 150 representatives from 58 countries and nine international organizations participated in the visit, accompanied by Hikmet Hajiyev, assistant to Azer
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