Why Isn’t the Nagorno-Karabakh Chapter Being Closed?
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The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan
The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan, condemning their “unjust detention”. The resolution also reaffirms the right of Armenians from the Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) to a safe, unimpeded, and dignified return, with guarantees for their identity, property, and cultural heritage. It...
Why Isn’t the Nagorno-Karabakh Chapter Being Closed?
YEREVAN — The EU Parliament adopted a multi-part resolution on Armenia on Thursday, April 30, which included points on Nagorno-Karabakh which Armenian state media “bypassed,” focusing more on issues of democracy and support for upcoming elections in Armenia, which are also mentioned in the resolution. Karmir Vank (Red Monastery), created in 1224 in the Vaghuhas village of Martakert region, Nagorno Karabakh The resolution read as follows: “Reiter…
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