The slow but steady dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group appears to be reaching its inevitable conclusion. Once seen as the primary international mechanism for resolving the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, the Group has long lost its relevance — plagued by paralysis, geopolitical biases, and inaction.

Armenia, having once clung to the Minsk Group as a diplomatic shield, is now showing surprising signs of alignment with Azerbaijan’s peace agenda. This shift is perhaps best reflected in recent events, including the visit of OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioğlu to Yerevan and his meeting with Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan. According to the Armenian Foreign Ministry, the talks addressed both the peace negotiations with Azerbaijan and the normalisation of Armenia-Türkiye relations — a dual-track approach that directly echoes Baku’s regional vision. For your information, it is important to say that, Secretary........

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