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Downloads use the selected language and include dates, status and source links.Security & law · Court orders
The ICJ ordered Azerbaijan to ensure unimpeded movement of people, vehicles and cargo along the Lachin Corridor in both directions.
Paragraph 67 sets out the provisional measure pending the final decision under CERD. This record establishes the court order, not its implementation or a final merits judgment.
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The ICJ unanimously rejected Azerbaijan’s 4 January 2023 request for additional provisional measures against Armenia.
This is the order in Azerbaijan v. Armenia, distinct from the same-day Lachin order in Armenia v. Azerbaijan. Rejection does not decide the merits.
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The EU launched EUMA on the Armenian side of the border to support stability and confidence-building.
The Council distinguished the 20 February launch from the 23 January decision establishing the mission. EUMA is a civilian, non-executive mission, not a military security guarantee.
Link to recordTalks · Leaders
Pashinyan, Aliyev and Blinken discussed the draft treaty, transport reopening and border delimitation.
Pashinyan also raised the Lachin blockade. The meeting did not produce a final treaty.
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