Civilnet- Azerbaijan’s president said he believes his country can reach a normalization deal with Armenia “within several months,” while the U.S. secretary of state said he believes a peace deal between Yerevan and Baku remains “achievable” and “within reach.”
- Freedom House found Azerbaijan’s actions in Nagorno-Karabakh since 2020 amounted to ethnic cleansing and urged the International Criminal Court to open an investigation.
- An overhauled version of Armenia’s domestic violence law went into effect, a move that women’s rights advocates welcomed as historic. Read more: https://shorturl.at/yXDrv
- CivilNet became the first Armenian news organization to join Meta’s expanding third-party fact-checking program. Read more: https://shorturl.at/DtbTl
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