Azerbaijan is preparing to file a lawsuit in an international court regarding the investigation of the crash of flight J2-8243 from Baku to Grozny—this was reported by most Azerbaijani media, on the evening of February 5.
Azerbaijan is preparing to file a lawsuit in an international court regarding the investigation of the crash of flight J2-8243 from Baku to Grozny—this was reported by most Azerbaijani media, on the evening of February 5.
Israel was one of the first nations to formally recognize Azerbaijan after the latter declared its independence in 1991. Their real bilateral cooperation started in October 1995, after a meeting between then Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and then Azerbaijani President Heydar Aliyev.
On the eve of Azerbaijan marking 40 days since the Aktau tragedy—the crash of an Embraer passenger plane operated by AZAL on the Baku-Grozny route—the Kazakh Ministry of Transport published a preliminary report on the plane crash.
According official reports, Azerbaijan has achieved widely recognised successes in its socioeconomic development.
Washington could leverage the Baku-Jerusalem relationship to contain Iranian geopolitical ambitions.
Before his trip, Pashinyan stated at a press conference in Yerevan that a meeting with President Donald Trump was not planned.
We stand for good-neighborly relations with Russia, but that does not mean granting the most favorable conditions for provocateurs.
This country stood by us during the holiday when people took to the streets wrapped in Israeli flags, and during the war. This country is Azerbaijan.
A crime against the Azerbaijani people—this is how Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev described Armenia’s recent transfer of lands in Western Zangezur last week.
The trial of U.S. Senator Bob Menendez from New Jersey, a well-known Armenian lobbyist, will remain in the spotlight for journalists and experts on both sides of the Atlantic for a long time.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has once again sparked public outcry in his country and among the Armenian diaspora.
October 2024. Istanbul hosts what is known as the 3+3 regional cooperation platform, more precisely its third edition, albeit at the ministerial level.
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.