Today, September 15, the UN Security Council will discuss the situation on the Azerbaijani-Armenian border.
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Azerbaijan continues to effectively tame the ardor of Armenian separatism in the region, regardless of any opposition from external forces and lobbying influence.
As previously reported, on September 13, 2022, an extraordinary session of the Collective Security Council of the Collective Security Treaty Organization was held via videoconference at the initiative of Armenia, who currently holds the CSTO presidency.
US diplomacy continues to stoop to new lows. This time, paradoxically as it sounds, at the highest level.
French President Emmanuel Macron in a telephone conversation with Ilham Aliyev urged the latter to return to respecting the ceasefire between Baku and Yerevan, the French leader's administration said Tuesday.
Why now? Armenia’s late-night provocation on the conditional border between Azerbaijan and Armenia took place against the backdrop of many events and processes, which we should re-address in order to
Unexpectedly and treacherously, on the night of September 13, the Armenian armed forces resorted to a new military gamble.
Not only has Armenia failed to complete the withdrawal of its military personnel from the territories of Azerbaijan controlled by the Russian peacekeepers, but on the contrary, it is increasing their presence with contract soldiers serving in the illegal Armenian armed groups in Karabakh.
Will peace come to the region immediately after that? We think not. The signing of a peace treaty is just the beginning of the road.
In two months we will celebrate the second anniversary of the Victory. These two years have been full of diplomatic triumphs and military activity pursuing corrective goals. In just two years, the liberated territories have seen tremendous changes that astonish the world.
Azerbaijan, a large energy producer, also has the potential to become a starting point on a green energy corridor to European markets.
Israel and Azerbaijan have routinely found natural areas of synergy in their alliance, from defense and energy cooperation, to the 2,000-year-old Jewish community in the Muslim-majority country and the thriving Azerbaijani immigrant community in Israel, to shared values such as multiculturalism and religious tolerance.
To this end, Azerbaijan and the European Union continue the successful cooperation in a wide range of areas, and both sides are interested to strengthen and expand the existing co-operation.
One of the Kremlin towers sends Ruben Vardanyan to Karabakh. At the same time, a landing party of Russian spin doctors and media saboteurs drops in Yerevan (this information was recently leaked; our sources double-checked through their channels and confirmed it).
President Ilham Aliyev's visit to Brussels, his meeting with President of the European Council Charles Michel and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and the results achieved are yet another diplomatic success for Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan will soon celebrate another anniversary of the victory in the Patriotic War of Liberation, the end of which put an end to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. It took Azerbaijan only 44 days to single-handedly solve the problem that the OSCE Minsk Group had been dragging out with its inaction for 30 years.
A few days ago, Ruben Vardanyan, a well-known Russian banker, investor and billionaire, announced that he was giving up his Russian citizenship and moving to Karabakh.
Azerbaijani media called on ethnic Azerbaijanis in northern Iran to try separating from Iran, reigniting tensions between the two countries.
In this sense, Azerbaijan is not a philanthropist, not a brother and not a mentor, and does not feel much sympathy for Armenia’s political bullshit.
Azerbaijan seems capable of supplying the extra gas, but a lot will depend on continuing exploration work, financing and whether or not Turkey will turn down the gas.
So, either Baku will conduct another operation in Karabakh or will patiently force Armenia to implement Azerbaijan's agenda through direct pressure and through Armenia's patrons.
Ruben Vardanyan, whose fortune was estimated at $1 billion by Forbes last year, announced his decision to renounce Russian citizenship. Vardanyan, an entrepreneur and investor, announced that he had decided to give up his Russian citizenship.
It has been clear for some time that Russia’s war in Ukraine is driving the Central Asian states and Azerbaijan to forge tighter partnerships, as countries in Moscow’s orbit cast around for new trade routes bypassing their internationally isolated former colonial master.
Margarita Simonyan is one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s main faces of propaganda and disinformation, both internationally and inside Russia. She is adept at serving up lies as truths — and with a smile.
