The furore in the British press this month over the language used to describe the ethnic cleansing of the Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh comes at an emotional moment: it is one year since the indigenous population of Nagorno-Karabakh was forcefully displaced by Azerbaijani forces.

A "partial peace" with Armenia is not a possibility, Azerbaijan's foreign minister said Saturday at the UN General Assembly's annual gathering, after Yerevan offered a more optimistic message.

Armenia's prime minister said Thursday that peace with Azerbaijan was "within reach," appealing to his neighbor to sign a treaty to turn the page on decades of conflict. "Today I want to say that peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan not only is possible,

Armenia may need to amend its constitution to conclude a peace agreement with Azerbaijan. This depends on the decision of the Armenian Constitutional Court, states Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.