Armenia–Azerbaijan peace, stuck on a constitution
A US-brokered peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan was initialed in 2025 but remains unsigned. Baku demands Armenia first delete alleged territorial claims from its constitution; Yerevan rejects the precondition.
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Baku says it is ready to sign 'the next day' — once Armenia removes a constitutional clause it reads as a territorial claim to Azerbaijani land, calling this a legitimate and necessary demand.
Yerevan rejects making constitutional change a precondition for peace, saying any reform is its own internal matter — to be decided by referendum in its own time, not dictated by Baku.
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