In Nagorno-Karabakh, A “Frozen” Conflict Turns Hot. Thousands of Lives Are Now Hanging in the Balance Georgina Rannard April 7, 2016 The worst tensions since a war killed thousands in the 1990s flared last week in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region in the southern Caucasus. Dozens of Armenians and Azeris have been killed and experts warn that war between Armenia and Azerbaijan appears in...
A Spark in the South Caucasus? Hayes Brown September 5, 2012 Azerbaijan and Armenia could be set for another flare-up after the pardon of a convicted murderer. The two Caucasus states have been at each others' throats for almost 90 years, but have managed to keep a relative, though highly strained, peace for the last two decades. That may change for the worse.
