Stephan Pechdimaldji

President Donald Trump said that he wants to be a peacemaker and stop all wars during his second administration. He can begin by honoring his campaign promise to hold Azerbaijan accountable and stop the violence directed toward the Armenian people.

The ICC lacks any consistency in its application of the law and its meaning.

It is hard to take Azerbaijan at face value when it says it wants peace with Armenia, while simultaneously trying to erase Armenia's religious and cultural identity.

Voting is both a right and a privilege.

Environmentalism and human rights are not mutually exclusive.

Until Israel makes amends with its troubling relationship with Azerbaijan, they'll continue to be on the wrong side of history.

Make no mistake, Azerbaijan's aggression will not stop with Nagorno-Karabakh.

Turkey needs to put an end to historical whitewashing and revisionism.

Despite overwhelming evidence, the Biden administration has done next to nothing in holding Azerbaijan accountable and keeping them in check.

Rewarding despots like Ilham Aliyev, president of Azerbaijan with foreign aid, sends the wrong message to the world.

Whether it is on the campaign trail in search of votes or holding fundraisers, candidates from George W. Bush to Barack Obama have all promised to recognize the Armenian genocide as president.