Occupied Karabakh

Azerbaijan: We've liberated seven more villages from Armenian occupation

Fresh clashes between Azerbaijan and Armenia erupted on September 27, and since then Armenia has repeatedly attacked Azerbaijani civilians and forces, even violating three humanitarian ceasefires since October 10.

Azerbaijan retakes more villages from Armenian occupation – Aliyev

Armenia's army has continued to suffer losses amid its attacks on Azerbaijani soldiers and settlement areas in and around Nagorno-Karabakh front despite the ceasefire.

Azerbaijan to fight 'to the end' if Karabakh talks yield no results: Aliyev

About 20 percent of Azerbaijan's territory – including Nagorno-Karabakh and seven adjacent regions – has been under illegal Armenian occupation since 1991. Three ceasefires agreed since the fresh fighting began on September 27 have failed to hold.

Putin seeks Turkey's hand in settling Karabakh conflict through Minsk Group

Earlier in the day, Baku shot down two Armenian warplanes, Azerbaijan's Defence Ministry said.

Deadly Armenian missile strike hits Azerbaijan's Barda

At least 21 civilians killed, 70 others wounded in the attack Baku blames on Yerevan. A ceasefire implemented earlier this week has failed to take hold as both sides accuse each other of violations.

Erdogan warns of Europe's self-destructive Islamophobia

He said that European fascism had entered a new phase with attacks on the rights of Muslims, referring to a recent police raid on a mosque in Germany's Berlin.

US hosts occupied-Karabakh talks aimed to end conflict

US Secretary of State Pompeo aims to press on with mediation efforts to end the conflict in the region.

Temporary Armenia–Azerbaijan ceasefire comes into effect

The agreement to temporary humanitarian ceasefire comes hours after Armenia attacked Azerbaijan's Ganja, killing at least 13 civilians, including children, and injuring dozens others.

Azerbaijan: Armenian missile strikes outside occupied Karabakh

Azerbaijan's Defence Ministry said a missile fired by Armenian forces hit an area near Orduba, in Azerbaijan's Nakhchivan region, on Thursday.

Azerbaijan mourns as it buries those lost in occupied-Karabakh clashes

Both Christian Armenians and Muslim Azerbaijanis view the fertile valleys and mountains of Nagorno-Karabakh as their ancestral lands.

'Everyone wants a flag': Turkey's support lifts spirits in Azerbaijan

The enthusiasm Azerbaijanis display for the Turks appears mutual: hundreds have been driving around Istanbul in organised rallies and flying the two majority Muslim nations' flags since the latest occupied Karabakh hostilities resumed.

Azerbaijan: Armenia continues to attack civilian areas

Azerbaijan's Defence Ministry has accused Yerevan of repeatedly violating a Russian-mediated ceasefire. Both sides have blamed the other for breaking the humanitarian truce.