Shazia Cheema analyzes the consequences of the Iran–Israel war, highlighting Tehran's strategic mistakes and the threat of a new confrontation with the United States.
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Amid rising tensions with Russia, Azerbaijan asserts sovereignty, deepens ties with the West and Turkey, advances the Zangezur Corridor, and hosts a symbolic ECO summit in liberated Karabakh, reshaping regional dynamics.
According to Hajiyev, nations in the region—particularly the Czech Republic and Slovakia—are traditional partners of Azerbaijan, bound by both historical and human ties.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza has weighed in on the recent developments that have intensified diplomatic and political tensions between Azerbaijan and Russia.
A nationalist campaign of hatred against non-Russians is gaining momentum in Russia—manifesting in physical and psychological violence, as well as pressure through political and socio-economic tools.
While this tactic may yield short-term political dividends, it risks destabilizing Russia in the long term, deepening ethnic and religious divides. In today’s world, framing ethnic and religious diversity as a threat only exacerbates societal fractures.
Mammadov emphasized that the military confrontation between Iran and Israel posed a serious threat to the South Caucasus region.
Iran’s geopolitical ambitions — especially its efforts to establish dominance in the Islamic world — have long relied on projecting itself as the main champion of Palestinian rights, taking on the burden of confrontation with Israel.
The world is currently experiencing a phase of global turbulence. The protracted war between Russia and Ukraine has evolved into one of the most devastating crises in Europe since World War II.
Ali Akbar Velayati, Advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran on International Affairs, openly stated that it was allegedly Iran that “disrupted” the implementation of the Zangezur Corridor.
Relations between Azerbaijan and India have noticeably cooled in recent months. The reason lies in the growing ties between Baku and Islamabad — a longstanding and consistent ally of Azerbaijan and a traditional adversary of India.
Speaking about relations with Russia, Amirbayov emphasized that Moscow respects Azerbaijan’s non-alignment policy.
Amid the shifting geopolitical architecture of the Middle East and the South Caucasus, the strategic relations between Azerbaijan and Israel continue to grow rapidly.
"Digitalization in German healthcare is seriously lagging behind other sectors. Part of it is justified concern over data privacy – we’re talking about sensitive medical records."
It is not difficult to logically explain Moscow's actions. In my view, all of this stems from an attempt to imitate the United States—behaving as they please, expecting the world to accept that Russia is a superpower on par with the U.S. and China.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev was interviewed by China Global Television Network (CGTN) in Beijing.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev gave an exclusive interview to China’s Xinhua News Agency.
"This conflict ended three years ago, but it reignited, in France, a strong resentment within the Armenian diaspora towards Azerbaijan."
"At the moment, Russia is focused on other issues. I am confident that after a ceasefire in Ukraine, potential political changes in Russia’s elite will take center stage."
During the 12th Global Baku Forum, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev spoke to Euronews, addressing key global challenges, geopolitical shifts, and Azerbaijan’s role in the evolving world order.
Interview with the Chairman of the State Committee on Work with the Diaspora of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Mr. Fuad Muradov.
Musabayov reminded that the Biden administration had been unfriendly toward Azerbaijan, yet Baku continued to develop its relations with Israel without regard for Washington’s stance. “I believe this approach will persist.”
"These results were expected in principle. It is clear that the same scheme applied to the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict in 1994 has been repeated. There is no indication that the parties are ready for a ceasefire."
On January 20, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev was interviewed by China’s CGTN (China Global Television Network) in Davos.