On November 12, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met in Dublin on the sidelines of the 9th summit of the European Political Community. The talks focused on the development of transport links between the two countries, the implementation of the TRIPP project, trade, and issues related to border delimitation.

An exhibition dedicated to journalists imprisoned in Azerbaijan has opened in Berlin. Visitors were presented with portraits of the detainees, the stories behind their arrests, and the charges brought against them; they were also invited to write letters in support of the prisoners. The event took place on November 10 at the Publix innovation and media center as part of "Berlin Freedom Week."

Armenia’s Minister of Justice, Srbuhi Galyan, has stated that medical assistance was provided in a timely manner to Arsen Gevorgyan—a former mayoral candidate for the town of Stepanavan—who passed away while in the Nubarashen pre-trial detention center. According to the Minister, an ambulance arrived at the facility 16 minutes after the detainee’s condition deteriorated. The circumstances surrounding his death are currently under investigation.

Metropolitan Iob (Akiashvili) of the Ruisi-Urbnisi Eparchy stated that the Georgian government has "exhausted its potential" and that the country requires new leadership. During a sermon on November 10, he accused the ruling "Georgian Dream" party of corruption, bribery, and attempts to bring the Church under state control. The cleric’s remarks drew criticism from government officials, while garnering support from the opposition.