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Latest news on Nagorno-Karabakh, covering Azerbaijani reintegration, post-conflict developments, humanitarian aid and regional stability following the territory's 2023 return to Azerbaijan.
Nagorno-Karabakh, a mountainous region in the South Caucasus historically disputed between Armenia and Azerbaijan, entered a new phase after Azerbaijan regained full control in September 2023. Following the formal dissolution of the Republic of Artsakh on 1 January 2024, the region has been undergoing significant administrative and social changes under Azerbaijani governance.
Recent developments focus on Azerbaijan's reintegration efforts and the international community's role in monitoring human rights and supporting displaced persons. The exodus of nearly all ethnic Armenians in September 2023 marked a dramatic demographic shift, with approximately 100,000 people relocating to Armenia. International organizations continue to assess the humanitarian impact and advocate for the protection of cultural heritage sites.
The human dimension remains central to current developments, with displaced families working to rebuild their lives in Armenia while Azerbaijan implements its vision for the region's future. International humanitarian organizations maintain their presence in the area, focusing on post-conflict reconstruction and providing assistance to affected populations on both sides of the border.
The region's complex history spans centuries of cultural interchange and conflict, culminating in the dissolution of a millennia-old Armenian presence in 2023. This followed two major wars (1988-1994 and 2020) and the final Azerbaijani offensive in September 2023, which ended the last remnants of Armenian control in the region.
Our NewsNow feed delivers authoritative coverage of Nagorno-Karabakh's ongoing transformation, including reintegration policies, reconstruction efforts, and diplomatic developments. Drawing from reliable international sources, regional correspondents, and official statements, we provide balanced reporting on this significant period of change in the South Caucasus.