A potential peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan remains within reach. But mutual and genuine respect for each country’s territory is the only way to make this possible.

There seems to be a certain enlightenment in the neocolonial thinking of the French political system. As it became known recently, French senators recognised the failure of Paris' military and diplomatic efforts in Africa and addressed an open letter to President Macron on this occasion, published in the popular Parisian publication Le Figaro.

The vulgar information fast food like the Washington Post article is a trademark of provincial tabloids that fulfill their potential through haphazard and cheap methods.

It would be superfluous to say that France's entire policy towards Azerbaijan is extremely negative. Armenia's elder sister—this is how former French President François Hollande described his country. That is, no one can accuse Azerbaijan of bias.

In the history of Russian-Ukrainian relations, the date of 12 August marks the anniversary of a very significant event. On this day, in 2014, the very first column of the so-called "humanitarian convoy" travelled from Russia to the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine.

The signs of a flourishing Azerbaijani-Israeli friendship abound, but a rabbinical conference in a Muslim country is a miracle.

Moscow decided to clarify its position on the Azerbaijan-Armenia settlement and the Karabakh issue. This was entrusted to the Director of the Fourth Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry Denis Gonchar via an interview with TASS.

Random people in politics, just like in other areas, is not a rare phenomenon.

On August 1 the “three musketeers” of the European Parliament pleased us with new "hits of the sword" which were thankfully, as is usually the case, blunt.