Along with military threats, the Iranian regime continues to use methods of information terrorism against Azerbaijan. Sahar TV, the main broadcaster of the Islamic Republic's top religious leadership, has recently intensified its attacks on Azerbaijan and its authorities.

The shift of geopolitics currently happening in Eurasia has allowed a way for the Jewish state to improve its standing with nations belonging to the ethnic group, who could assist in efforts against Iran.

The French senators who introduced the draft resolution claim that they would make economic "sacrifices" for moral reasons. Mixing political factors with economic factors, without obvious reasons, is a rather meaningless and harmful move.

As we approach the fifteenth of November, the day on which the French Senate will discuss the situation in the South Caucasus, there is a veritable eruption of madness going on in Armenia.

Two years ago, peace and stability in the region were fraught and fragile, with casualties the highest in almost three decades. Since then, we have worked hard and spared no efforts toward achieving long-lasting peace in the region.

The Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan ensures equality for everyone, including representatives of national minorities before the law and equality of rights and freedoms of an individual irrespective of his or her race, ethnicity, religion, and language.

The long-running conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Karabakh region – a bloody 30-year occupation that has seen 30,000 Azerbaijanis killed and hundreds of thousands more expelled from their lands – is showing positive signs of approaching a lasting peace.

The time has come to stop talking. We must act against Iran. Israel and Azerbaijan should do so together.

Russia’s war in Ukraine has increased Turkey’s geopolitical importance, and Ankara is determined to get the maximum economic benefit from its strategic location among three continents.

The results and outcomes of Azerbaijan's victory are yet to be fully grasped and interpreted, warranting fundamental research. That will be done in the future. But for now, we will simply reflect on the events from the perspective of political analysis.

The Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders attended the Sochi summit on the heels of these developments. In the bilateral meetings with the Russian president, taking place before their trilateral meeting, the leaders reiterated their respective positions.

Tehran is aware that the Nakhchivan corridor agreed under the 2020 Russia-brokered ceasefire would connect mainland Azerbaijan not only with its exclave but also with its ally, Turkey, Iran’s regional rival.

UNESCO, like the entire UN system under Antonio Guterres, is falling apart in corruption and fraud. This is the conclusion Inner City Press makes, revealing the alarming situation with the UNESCO, headed by Frenchwoman Audrey Azoulay since 2017.

The situation in Iran continues on a critical trajectory: crackdowns are getting harsher, the number of deaths and detentions is increasing, but the protests are not subsiding; rather, the protesters are radicalizing and responding to violence with violence.