At the opening ceremony of the Summer Paralympic Games on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, the organizers once again proved themselves to be masters of pretense, hypocrisy, and cowardice.
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The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), notorious for its harsh and imbalanced stance toward Azerbaijan, has once again highlighted the double standards inherent in European politics.
The vision of Armenia presented through Rasmussen reflects a desire to transform Armenia from a Russian outpost into a Western outpost.
The peculiarity of the situation is that Armenia took a different approach. It relied on "weapons begging" during the good times of its relationship with Russia.
The Caucasus and Central Asia have emerged as battlegrounds in the new Cold War. Jerusalem and Tehran are jostling for influence.
Since 2020, the peace negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan have faced persistent challenges, with various mediation efforts—spanning Washington, Brussels, and Moscow, which have all collapsed by mid-2023.
A new trend has emerged in Western journalism: a genre of sympathetic essays highlighting the "long-suffering" Armenia and its "ordinary citizens". Recently, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a major German newspaper with a global readership, featured an article titled "How Azerbaijan pressures Armenia."
Navigating complex international affairs requires expertise attuned to global trends and local politics. We read newspapers, academic articles, research memos, and, increasingly, social media posts to learn about the possible trajectories of events. Across the globe, however, we find that many of these predictions are wrong, including those from top universities that each year produce countless scholars.
The recent visit of Ilham Aliyev to Uzbekistan in August 2024 marks the beginning of a new phase in Azerbaijan-Uzbekistan relations.
The global system embodies a diverse political mosaic of state entities and a unified economic space, within which there is an intense search for rational connections.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit in Astana on July 4 marked a central moment for regional cooperation and economic integration.
Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan have officially become allies—a potentially significant outcome of the state visit to Uzbekistan by the President of Azerbaijan.
Hajiyev’s remarks at the Shusha Forum stressed the need to address misinformation in the media.
The surge of criticism against Azerbaijan in the Ukrainian social media space, particularly directed at SOCAR, has revealed the immaturity of Ukraine's political class, or at least some parts of it. So, what happened?
The visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Azerbaijan will remain a focal point for experts for a long time.
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Azerbaijan on 18 August for a two-day state visit. According to media reports, the signing of intergovernmental documents and a joint statement by the heads of state on the results of the talks were scheduled within the framework of the visit.
US Senator Bob Menendez, who has been convicted of corruption charges and is known for his pro-Armenian stance, has announced the end of his political career by opting out of running as an independent candidate in the upcoming elections.
The war in the Middle East, which began following the Hamas group's attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, is escalating, continuing to pose a big threat to global security and the world economy.
On Sunday, the official state visit of the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, to the Republic of Azerbaijan will begin.
Resorting to fake news is a common tactic during wars—both actual and diplomatic. In recent decades, fake news has become a favored weapon of propagandists of various kinds.
One of the reasons hindering the signing of a peace treaty with Armenia is the existence of the Minsk Group, created by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to resolve the Karabakh conflict through negotiations.
Ilham Aliyev is one of the few contemporary political figures who managed to brilliantly carry out the counter-offensive operation of the Azerbaijani army, thereby ending years of Armenian occupation of national territories.
The first pipeline connecting the Caspian Sea to the Black Sea opened in 1906. Stretching from Baku in Azerbaijan to Batumi in Georgia and originally carrying kerosene, it has since been replaced by a network of oil and gas pipelines that deliver energy resources to global markets.
Iran’s approach to its conflict with Israel has long been characterized by an indirect strategy, utilizing proxy forces rather than direct military engagement.
