Natives of South Azerbaijan adopted a statement following the rally in Berlin, dedicated to the anniversary of the events of May 22 (1 Khordad) 2006 in Iran.
On May 28, Azerbaijan will celebrate its own Independence Day marking the founding of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (ADR) as the first secular democratic state in the Muslim world.
Despite two rounds of talks in Washington D.C. and Brussels, the mutual recognition of the principle of territorial integrity seems to be a bottleneck in Azerbaijan-Armenia negotiations.
Renowned political scientist Fuad Akhundov calls on Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to allow scientists to access the archives in order to put an end to the circulating fabrications and distortions of historical facts.
In Azerbaijan the problem of landmines and other remnants of war was now the main reason preventing hundreds of thousands of people displaced by war from returning to their towns, villages and settlements.
“The partnership between Azerbaijan and the United States has helped advance prosperity across the region. Together, we are combating terrorism, addressing narcotics trafficking, and countering the proliferation of weapons of
Diplomatic negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan have been suspended for a long time, which has led to an increase in military tensions between the two nations.
Another round of talks between foreign ministers Jeyhun Bayramov and Ararat Mirzoyan on a draft "peace treaty" is set to take place in Moscow today.
On May 17, the Central Bank of Azerbaijan revoked Gunay Bank's license. Although the CBA says the closure of Gunay Bank will have no effect on the banking sector, the fact itself raises a number of questions to the expert community.
The public's response to the announcement of the closure of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) office in Baku has been rather passive.
Foreign ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia hold trilateral and bilateral meetings in Moscow.
Two recent diplomatic events brokered by the West in the ongoing peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan indicate that the United States and the European Union have become fully engaged in brokering a deal to normalize relations between the two sides.
In the run-up to the trilateral talks between the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Armenia to be held in Moscow on May 19, another "savior" sprang into action in Khankendi.
Armenia has recently agreed to recognize the Karabakh economic region as part of Azerbaijan, agreeing at the level of the heads of state that the area of Azerbaijan is 86,600 square kilometers, in accordance with the borders established in the 1991 Alma-Ata Declaration.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the Armenian side agreed to hold a trilateral meeting in Moscow with the participation of the leaders of Russia and Azerbaijan.
An acute shortage of personnel in the Armenian Armed Forces forced the Defence Ministry and conscription offices to go for tricks to put as many people as possible under arms.
Two recent diplomatic events brokered by the West in the ongoing peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan indicate that the United States and the European Union have become fully engaged in brokering a deal to normalize relations between the two sides.
The US Department of State has recently released an annual Report on International Religious Freedom.
One can conclude from the published results of the May 14 Brussels talks that the agreements reached a little earlier in Washington have gained clarity.
The EU continues to be involved in ensuring lasting peace and security in the South Caucasus, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell wrote on his Twitter page.
Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili on Monday said “strategic partnership” between Georgia and Azerbaijan had been emphasised in meetings with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Prime Minister Ali Asadov during
Belarus and Azerbaijan signed a number of documents on cooperation following the meeting of the intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation in Baku.
On May 14, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, President of the European Council Charles Michel, and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held talks that lasted four hours.
On Wednesday (10 May), KazTransOil, the national oil transporter of Kazakhstan, announced a substantial increase in oil exports via Aktau Port to Baku, Azerbaijan.
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