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"We've been here our whole life, and we are staying here to do what we can. It would be wrong not to worry, but it would be wrong to panic and leave your post," Artsakh representative to the U.S. told Newsweek.

Armenia says it wants to engage with international mediators for an end to clashes with Azerbaijan over the breakaway region.

As their countries battle at home, Newsweek spoke to Armenian and Azerbaijani ambassadors to the U.S., who disagree on much but both see Washington as having an important role in resolving their deadly conflict.

Azerbaijan has vowed to take control of the Armenian-controlled Nagorno-Karabakh pocket amid an eruption of violence there.

On Tuesday, both Turkey and Iran reportedly found themselves directly involved in the battle, while the U.S. and Russia remained closely engaged, calling for an immediate de-escalation.

Almost 100 people have been killed in the latest outbreak of fighting over the Caucasus enclave, the status of which has long been disputed by neighbors Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Armenia and Azerbaijan have accused the other of launching attacks outside the contested region over which 30,000 people were killed in conflict in the 1990s.

Fighting broke out over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region this weekend, killing dozens and raising fears of a wider conflict.

"Armenia has been the victim of unprovoked attacks by Azerbaijan & the predictable disinformation campaign that accompanies them," Kardashian West tweeted.

Both sides blame each other for civilian deaths following clashes over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Nadir Salifov was shot dead at point blank range while he was dining in the Boğazkent District of Serik, Antalya.

The Caucusus neighbors accuse each other of shelling military positions in a flare-up of tensions over the last week.

The need for oversight of NGO activities is greater than ever.

The mutlifloor blaze broke out on the middle levels of the unfinished Trump International Hotel and Tower in Baku.

Political strategies are often as invisible as they are invasive.

By Trump Jr.'s own admission, he expected Azerbaijani businessman Aras Agalarov to supply him with incriminating evidence against Clinton, via a middleman.

Pop star Emin Agalarov is allegedly behind the meeting between Trump's son and a Russian lawyer who claimed to have dirt on Hillary Clinton.

No democratic leader congratulated Erdogan on his win except Trump.

The president put his name to a building built by family of Ziya Mammadov, the country's transport minister.

The Israeli leader set off for a rare visit to two states that adhere to the Islamic faith on Tuesday.

The "Zərbə" and other drones will enter service by the hundreds starting next month.

The opposition called for the result to be annulled due to the lack of competition allowed.

The Russian exercises are like the smoke screens before the stealth invasions of Georgia and Crimea.

When a country's prosperity is dependent on trade, it's far less likely to get into wars.

More than half of Georgia's citizens favor joining both NATO and the European Union.

Khadija Ismayilova had been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison after examining the president's finances.

Ismayilova's detention was seen as a sign of a crackdown on free speech in the country.

The Caspian country ranked behind Russia and Turkey in the Rainbow Index.

Law enforcement officials do not rule out use of explosives.

The tense standoff in the Caucasus has continued for over 20 years.