Azerbaijan and Georgia are good neighbors and strategic allies, sharing a high degree of mutual trust that enables vital energy and connectivity projects to become a reality in the South Caucasus.
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The South Caucasus is on the verge of history, with a real chance of a peace agreement being signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
The Antalya Diplomacy Forum, held on April 11-13 in the resort Turkish town of Antalya, presented a rare opportunity for trilateral engagement among the foreign ministers of the three South Caucasian countries.
On April 15–16, Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili made his first official visit to Azerbaijan. The last time a Georgian president visited Azerbaijan was in 2019, when Salome Zurabishvili made her first official foreign trip to Baku as president.
Recently, tensions between Tehran and Baku have been rising, driven by the active rapprochement between Azerbaijan and Turkey, with whom Iran has complicated relations in the Middle East.
The Azerbaijani State Border Service continues to intercept drug smuggling attempts from Iran, as smugglers shift their methods and make increasing use of drones.
As talks between Turkey and Israel continue with Azerbaijan as the mediator, a source familiar with the details revealed that “the understanding is that both sides need this, and therefore
Azerbaijan has traditionally participated in the Antalya Diplomacy Forum. However, for Azerbaijani diplomacy, Antalya 2025 has the potential to become a significant turning point.
A serious rift has emerged within the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) over the Cyprus issue.
PACE is keeping a close eye on Azerbaijan’s political agenda. At least, the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Theodoros Rousopoulos, reacted quite promptly to President Ilham Aliyev’s remarks during the ADA International Forum “Towards a New World Order.”
Israel and Türkiye, both countries with close ties to Azerbaijan, may be able to reestablish political dialogue through Baku’s efforts and overcome a number of disagreements.
It is important to note that when speaking about the prospects for Azerbaijani-Armenian normalization in various contexts, the President of Azerbaijan consistently emphasized the importance of signing a peace treaty with Armenia.
On April 9, an international forum on the topic "Facing the New World Order" was held at the ADA University. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev delivered the welcoming speech.
We value the sustainable and dynamic development of trade and economic relations between our two countries. In 2024, our trade turnover increased by 20 percent compared to 2023.
Iran has placed its military on high alert — a logical move amid growing speculation about a possible strike against the Islamic Republic, whether by the U.S. and its allies or by Israel.
The long-known disease called "Armenophilia" today poses a serious threat to the gene pool of France, as the pathology has taken hold across virtually all levels of power in the country.
Baku is once again at the center of global energy diplomacy as it hosts the latest meeting of the Advisory Council on the Southern Gas Corridor, with the participation of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.
The ongoing geopolitical turmoil in Europe has reshaped traditional security dynamics in the region. Following the Trump administration’s economic and security policies toward the European Union (EU), EU member states have had to rethink their global strategies and regional engagements.
Karabakh is the territory of Azerbaijan. This was stated by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at a joint press conference with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.
From a legal standpoint, the draft agreement conforms to the classical typology of a peace treaty. It enshrines mutual recognition of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and non-interference in internal affairs.
The results of the snap local elections held on Sunday in the Armenian city of Gyumri and the Parakar community in the Armavir Province have become the first serious signal that Nikol Pashinyan may lose power in the 2026 parliamentary elections.
Deutsche Welle has once again demonstrated a blatant disregard for professional and ethical standards of journalism.
US President Donald Trump is in a rush to complete a peace agreement that would bring to an end the Russian-Ukrainian war, and he hopes, give him the Nobel Peace Prize.
A weak position breeds chaos and confusion, while the factor of strength, on the contrary, tends to create order and clarity. When the resolution of fateful issues is at stake, the seriousness of intentions and focus on results become of utmost importance.
