When Ukrainian Leniie Umerova crossed into Russia on her way to see her ailing father in their native Crimea in late 2022, ...

As Russia continues its war against Ukraine, its position in the South Caucasus has sharply deteriorated. What’s behind the ...

Azerbaijan has been pushing back against Russian dominance in the Caucasus region, seeking closer ties with Turkey and Israel ...

Since the establishment of the national-level ethnic cultural ecology protection zone in Dechen Tibetan autonomous prefecture ...

Azerbaijan’s rich historical landscape continues to yield important insights into the ancient civilizations of the Caucasus.

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Under President Joe Biden's watch, Azerbaijan has been allowed to get away with a series of aggressions, culminating in the September 2023 destruction of the autonomous enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh.

The conflict in the Caucasus is very reminiscent of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: different ethnic populations and different religions whose source of conflict is over territory.

In this edition of Paris Perspective, we look at the recent conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the ethnic cleansing of the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave and France's influence in the Caucasus.

The various ethnic-religious groups in the area coexisted without mixing, but avoiding fuelling disputes or tensions. Memory distorted by propaganda.

Ethnic Armenians have communities around Europe and the Middle East and in the United States. Lebanon is home to one of the largest, with an estimated 120,000 of Armenian origin, 4% of the population.