"We can conduct any operation in our own territory at any time. The fact that Operation Vengeance was short and very effective shows that we are strong and at the same time we do not want a new war"
Kazakhstan is seeking to sell some crude oil through Azerbaijan's biggest pipeline from next month as it seeks alternative routes to one that Russia has threatened to shut down.
Farid Shafiyev: Burning houses in Lachin will entail military and legal accountability for Armenians
Before the First Karabakh War, Armenians made up about one percent of the population of Lachin District, and all those living there today are illegal immigrants who arrived there from the Middle East and Armenia.
Turkey wants to move talks on normalization of relations with Armenia to their respective capitals after conducting previous discussions in third countries, Middle East Eye reports.
Kazakhstan, and Central Asia in general, needs a long-term energy and commodity export strategy. Economic and energy security for the landlocked countries requires diversification of the transportation options for export and import.
Thirty years before Bucha, before the massacre in Srebrenica, mass graves were dug and filled with thousands of civilian victims in a conflict on the borders of Europe.
Israel sees great potential for cooperation with Azerbaijan in high-tech industry, says Israeli Ambassador to Azerbaijan George Deek.
“Azerbaijan is an important energy partner for the EU, with energy cooperation intensifying,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stressed in a written statement to Times of Malta.
“Today marks the 30th anniversary of our diplomatic relations with Azerbaijan, a relationship built upon warm people-to-people ties, including a vibrant Azerbaijani community, which forms an essential part of Canada’s diversity, prosperity and success.
The notorious Western double standards towards Azerbaijan are an open secret. We have seen and continue to see them clearly in the context of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over the Karabakh issue.
The recent escalation of tensions in Karabakh has acquired a new and potentially destabilizing aspect, one that may matter far more in the future even if current clashes do not spark a new round of fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The European Union programme organised training on gender equality issues for media professionals in Lankaran, Azerbaijan.
Hikmet Hajiyev, Assistant to the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Head of Foreign Policy Affairs Department of the Presidential Administration, shared in his Twitter account a story on the
While Russia and Türkiye continue to expand economic relations, the countries are often geopolitically at odds. The pragmatism of this relationship means that despite their differences, Russia and Türkiye are likely to remain unlikely bedfellows writes Nikola Mikovic.
The Center for Economic & Social Development in Baku, Azerbaijan, has released a report on the initial impacts that western sanctions on Russia will have on the Azerbaijani economy, noting both positive and negative effects.
Washington should take note of the European Union’s effort to forge closer ties with Azerbaijan, recognizing the South Caucasus nation as a cornerstone of global transport corridors.
The European Union and UNDP conducted a survey among social entrepreneurs in Azerbaijan to better understand the profile of social enterprises, their most challenging problems and the types of support needed in the future.
Turkish-Azerbaijani "relations have risen to the level of strategic alliances. However, we have a long way to go and goals to reach," Jeyhun Bayramov, Azerbaijan's foreign minister, said at the 13th Ambassadors Conference in the Turkish capital Ankara.
In general, the new deal between Baku and Brussels reaffirmed Europe’s interest in the South Caucasus, which has significantly grown since the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
The unblocking of transport corridors will both open up a lot of considerable financial opportunities and contribute to long-term peace in the South Caucasus region.
How ironic that the group of Armenians in Zabukh calls their departure from the illegally repopulated territory of Azerbaijan a "humanitarian disaster" and asks for help from "friendly countries".
Since 1992, the OSCE Minsk Group had the mandate to facilitate a resolution of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Why are we still so far from complete and comprehensive peace today, more than a year and a half after the signing of the Trilateral Statement, despite numerous encouraging meetings between Armenia and Azerbaijan, bilateral or with the involvement of various mediators?
The defeat in the 44-day war greatly affected the diaspora's opinion of the authorities in Armenia. However, further attempts by Russian Armenians to interfere in Armenia's domestic politics and influence the situation were unsuccessful.
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