The discussed option for the supply of Azerbaijani gas to Europe already has several scenarios.
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No global geopolitical upheaval occurred after the European Parliament elections: despite the strengthening of right-wing parties, Brussels' external and internal policies will remain unchanged.
The European Parliament election results have been a severe political setback for Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz, both of whom suffered significant defeats.
The truly brotherly relations between Azerbaijan and Turkey entail high-intensity diplomatic contacts between the two countries, including at the highest levels.
James O'Brien, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, has become notably active in his public statements.
Mirzoyan claimed that both Armenia and Azerbaijan see each other’s constitution as an obstacle to a durable peace, and constitutional changes are not on the agenda of the ongoing peace talks.
Will Arab countries help Palestine? Unlikely, as for many decades none of them intervened in the events in the Gaza Strip.
The Turkish focus on the South Caucasus has shown how advantageous an alliance with Ankara is, capable of replacing the one with the Russians engaged in Ukraine.
In response to President Ilham Aliyev's warning that a peace treaty is impossible without removing unacceptable provisions from Armenia's constitution, the country's Foreign Minister, Ararat Mirzoyan, launched an incoherent tirade.
A new order is emerging despite everything, despite the arrogance of the Western world, which has staked its claim to decide for everyone and act according to its own discretion.
Those who fail to regain control over themselves see everything around them in a negative light. Not only do they condemn themselves to business and moral isolation, but they also see threats and risks in everything that benefits and eases the lives of others.
Yerevan is entering its second month of protests against the border and delimitation process launched between Armenia and Azerbaijan in April.
This week can rightfully be seen as a period of significant geopolitical triumph for Azerbaijan. On one hand, Baku hosted the first meeting of the general secretaries of the parliaments of Turkic states during the 13th plenary session of TURKPA.
The agreement between Turkey and Azerbaijan to increase natural gas supplies until 2030, including the export of gas from Central Asia to Turkey and its further transit to Europe, opens up prospects for the development of energy relations in the region.
However, in Armenia, thinking has always been quite unorthodox—for the revanchist circles of this country, dreaming of restoring the borders of Tigranes' Armenia, anything good for Azerbaijan is bad for them.
The first death from a new type of avian flu has been reported globally, according to Reuters. The victim was a 59-year-old resident of Mexico. An epizootic outbreak of this new avian flu strain had already been observed in domestic poultry.
The shift from a security-focused engagement to broader cooperation with the Caucasus and Central Asian states underscores India’s pursuit of strategic depth.
Baku Energy Week is much more about politics than business. The opening ceremony held in Baku the day before confirmed this once again.
As is known, every year landmines lead to the death and injury of thousands of people, in some cases even after a conflict has been resolved.
To achieve sustainable and long-term peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, there should be no unfinished measures or unresolved issues that could be used against each other in the future.
October 27, 1999, was a day quite unlike any other. U.S. Secretary of State Strobe Talbott had been in town to talk Karabakh and a new Catholicos was controversially elected in Etchmiadzin.
Relations between France and Azerbaijan have been on a downward slope since the 44-day war in 2020, when Paris emerged as Armenia’s major international supporter, and the French parliament even voted, almost unanimously, for a resolution calling for the recognition of independence of the so-called “Republic of Artsakh”.
Azerbaijan-Russia diplomatic relations have gone through many ups and downs in the 32 years since the two countries became independent.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's global influence, highlighted by his leadership in the Non-Aligned Movement and calls for UN Security Council reform, underscores his diplomatic acumen. His initiatives extend to humanitarian aid and environmental protection, reflecting a commitment to a just world order.
