October 2024. Istanbul hosts what is known as the 3+3 regional cooperation platform, more precisely its third edition, albeit at the ministerial level.
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A recently leaked video of former Armenian President Levon Ter-Petrosyan has reignited debates over Armenian-Azerbaijani deportations.
The President of Azerbaijan has made his position clear: Do not attempt to drag us into your internal political squabbles.
If Yerevan continues down this path, it will mark yet another step toward obstructing the negotiation process with Azerbaijan.
Trump administration should factor the unique model of Judeo-Muslim collaboration between Israel and Azerbaijan, which transcends prevailing geopolitical divisions, into its foreign policy aimed at engendering enhanced international stability.
Tucker Carlson, journalist and blogger, recently took on an unexpected role—not as an interviewer but as the interviewee, speaking with journalist Matt Taibbi.
As Israel and Azerbaijan sign additional cooperation agreements and memorandums, US analysts are starting to understand the true value of the Israeli ally in the Caucasus – Iran is not happy.
This reluctance to engage with historical archives reflects a preference for perpetuating historical fabrications, drawing global attention to myths rather than facts. But should this approach really surprise anyone?
In light of all this, an uncomfortable but necessary question arises: how long will Baku tolerate this nest of spies and provocateurs? There’s ample evidence that the real activities of "Russian Houses" deviate far from cultural promotion.
In general, Donald Trump is believed to espouse a very pragmatic approach to foreign relations.
The post-2020 war period witnessed a significant shift in the regional power dynamics within the South Caucasus. Azerbaijan’s successful military campaign resulted in the reassertion of control over previously occupied territories.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's controversial speech in Zurich to the Armenian diaspora has sparked a wave of criticism in Yerevan.
The Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s ever-changing statements and actions, swinging from one extreme to another, can be characterized as populist maneuvers.
What they fail to take into account is that the world map no longer features the Russian Empire or the USSR.
Against this backdrop of “EU-Russia dynamics,” Armenia was graced with a visit from a delegation led by the Commander of the Kansas National Guard (USA), which held meetings at the country’s Ministry of Defense.
Vardanyan is standing trial in Baku, Azerbaijan. The charges – some 42 of them in total – relate to his recent leadership position of a breakaway puppet regime in Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region.
Aliyev’s speech on Jan. 7 highlights Azerbaijan's strategic alliances, regional security and economic growth.
Azerbaijan intends to cease USAID's operations within its borders, as stated by Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov.
Azerbaijan is "closer to Israel than any other country except for the U.S. But unlike Washington, Baku has never pressured or threatened Jerusalem over the Palestinian conflict or anything else"
No one expected such cheap tactics from Russia. As a neighboring and ostensibly friendly country, Russia should have demonstrated responsibility, provided answers, conducted an objective investigation, and fulfilled its obligations.
Following the signing of the Strategic Partnership Charter between Armenia and the United States in Washington, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan shared his vision of the country’s foreign policy trends.
Yes, the bird strike and oxygen cylinder theories were initially raised by the crew. But what else could the pilots, sitting in a metal “cigar” in the sky, have imagined?
Azerbaijan’s strategic partnership with Israel, marked by long-standing energy, military, and geopolitical cooperation, positions it as a key ally in the Muslim world and an influential player in advancing regional stability and U.S.-Middle East policy objectives.
Despite the excitement in Yerevan’s pro-Western circles, Mirzoyan and Blinken signed a document in Washington that does not require ratification by the participating countries’ parliaments, significantly diminishing its status.
