There was some cautious optimism among the expert community that a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan could have been signed in 2022. However, these hopes were unjustified and, by the end of the year, the negotiations had stalled and this is still the case.
During a visit to Kazakhstan on April 10, President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan met with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, with the two leaders showing a solid commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
In parallel to the 3+3 format, the countries of the South Caucasus started to discuss intra-regional formats as well, particularly at the behest of Georgia.
French politicians are out of touch with the times, deliberately going against the tenets of democracy proclaimed hundreds of years ago. France's democracy today can safely and unapologetically be called "Armenocracy".
The visit of the President of Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan confirmed the intention of the two countries to increase cooperation in the absence of any issues between them amid growing geopolitical turbulence and the rapid change of "scene" not only in the regional, but also in the global political and economic "performance".
After the terrorist attack on the Azerbaijani embassy in Tehran on January 27, 2023, a security guard was killed and one security personnel was injured, tensions in Iran-Azerbaijan relations continue in several directions.
There is shooting on the conditional border between Azerbaijan and Armenia again, and once again it is a consequence of Yerevan's provocative actions.
If Iranians of all ethnic groups who are fighting for freedom would be aided by the West, the nuclear issue would end.
The Azerbaijani President's visit to Tajikistan confirmed the interest of the two countries in close cooperation, even though for all their similarities, they also have certain differences.
Israel Today points out that the close relations between Azerbaijan and the Jewish state have a history of more than 30 years, but they have never been directed against Iran, always stemming from the two countries’ national interests.
Tehran uses a chorus of local useful idiots to spread and promote its narratives, as well as to attack opponents.
The American private strategic intelligence company Stratfor, often referred to as the "shadow CIA", has analyzed the risks of a new military escalation in Karabakh and along the Azerbaijan-Armenia border.
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.
