People erupted in jubilation on the streets of Azerbaijan's capital Baku after Azerbaijan and Armenia struck a peace deal over the occupied territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. The deal comes after six weeks of the worst fighting the rival Caucasus nations have seen in a quarter century. So what was agreed to? And given past ceasefires falling apart, will this time be any different?

Guests:

Michael Doran

Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute

Nigar Arpadarai

Azerbaijani Member of Parliament