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The “Ukraine. Crucifixion. Tribunal” exhibition opened at the World War II Museum in New York. The main exhibit was the boots of Russian soldiers killed on the Russian-Ukrainian front. They were laid out in the shape of a five-pointed star...

As we speak, Iranians are protesting against the ayatollah’s regime with renewed intensity, after it was discovered that up to 7,000 girls across the Islamic Republic were poisoned between November 2022 and March 2023.

The opening of the embassy of Azerbaijan in Israel is an example of Baku's strategy to build new lines of trans-regional cooperation at the intersection of Africa, the eastern Mediterranean and the Arab states.

The liberation of the Armenia-occupied territories of Azerbaijan in 2020 was a momentous occasion for Azerbaijanis, in particular for more than 700,000 internally-displaced people who had been expelled from their homelands in the early 1990s.

Israeli-Azerbaijani relations are based on two main pillars: patient and cordial political relations as well as defense cooperation and arms sales.

The Azerbaijani army last week took measures to control new heights on the border with Armenia along a recently built road. This was in line with the terms of the tripartite ceasefire agreement of Nov. 9, 2020.

The opening ceremony of the Azerbaijani Embassy in Tel Aviv was held on March 29. The event was attended by Minister of Foreign Affairs Ceyhun Bayramov and his Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen, representatives of the two countries' parliaments, and public and art figures.

Seemingly, the rock-n-roll principle, which was put in the title of the article, quite accurately reflects the self-destructive course of post-war Armenia.

Some Europeans, Americans, and Canadians do not want to accept the fact that Armenia is second only to Belarus in being a Russian satellite state.

The decline of Russian power in the region is opening the door for outside actors to step, sparking new tensions and the potential for conflict.

A trilateral bloc between Azerbaijan, Israel and Turkey might make Iran, which is 40% ethnic Azerbaijani, think twice before attacks.

Azerbaijan, which borders both Russia and Iran, choose to increase its public alliance with Israel as Moscow an Tehran are strengthening ties.

Before the Second Karabakh War, most reporting and commentary on the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia aimed to justify the status quo and the legitimacy of the Armenian occupation of Azerbaijani territories.

On 13 March, the administration of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, in continuation of the meeting held in the city of Khojaly on 1 March, offered Karabakh Armenian community representatives to hold a new meeting in Baku to discuss reintegration issues, as well as the implementation of infrastructure projects in Karabakh.

“It is a truth universally acknowledged that Armenia is a post-Soviet democracy in the Caucasus oriented toward Western values.”

Textbook rake-stepping is becoming a professional disease of American diplomacy. Washington decided to repeat the scandalous experience of the 2021 Summit for Democracy and host another one in Washington on March 29-30, essentially repeating their old blunders.

The situation in the South Caucasus region remains tense and the risks of another confrontation are still there. Despite the environmental protest rally on the Lachin road, the Armenians are bringing military equipment to the region by side roads.

Major cities of so-called Southern Azerbaijan – northern regions of Iran — are seeing a massive surge in discontent and demonstrations again. Tabriz, Ardebil, Zendjan, Qazvin, Julfa became centres of the unrest.

Unable to stomach Victory of Azerbaijan in 44-Day Patriotic War, Iran cannot settle down in any way. Since the victory, we have been faced with provocations by Iran almost every day.

On March 21st, two official IRGC Telegram-channels, Sepah_pasdaran and IRGCQODS Niru-ye Qods channel, posted direct threats to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.

Reports from various sources say both Armenia and Azerbaijan are concentrating their troops along the border zone, in an apparent preparation for a potential escalation, writes Vasif Huseynov in this op-ed for commonspace.eu.

On February 6, a 7.7-magnitude (Mw) earthquake hit Turkey’s Southeastern Anatolia Region with its epicenter at Pazarcık, Kahramanmaras. Less than 12 hours later, a second 7.6-Mw earthquake, centered on Elbistan, Kahramanmaras, followed.

“By direct order of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, we observe that the army of this country regularly shells the positions of the Azerbaijani army in all directions of the border."