Baku responded with a lawsuit and international arrest warrant, accusing the lawmaker of “terrorism” and “open calls of war.”
Baku responded with a lawsuit and international arrest warrant, accusing the lawmaker of “terrorism” and “open calls of war.”
Earlier this month, on March 11, Azerbaijan and Iran, to the surprise of many observers, signed a memorandum of understanding mapping out the plans to establish new transport and electricity connections linking the western part of the mainland Azerbaijan with its exclave of Nakhchivan via the northwestern Iranian region.
Another provocation by armed Armenian separatists, who, with the full acquiescence of Russian peacekeepers, had been building fortifications and digging trenches near the Karabakh village of Farrukh, forced a unit of the Azerbaijani army to take control of the village, thus putting an end to the subversive actions of the Armenian separatists.
Someone in Moscow may have thought that blocking websites with undesirable information was a good move in the information war.
There is a new round of provocations in the "area of irresponsibility" of the Russian peacekeeping forces. And new provocative statements are being made by the "peacekeepers" and the Russian Defense Ministry themselves.
In his exclusive article for haqqin.az Ukrainian ambassador to Azerbaijan Vladislav Kanevskyi reviews the results of the invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army.
Unfortunately, the answer is 'no' for the Khojaly Massacre, while it's, fortunately, 'yes' for the bloody memory of Sumgait in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
In today's world, the true significance of a state no longer has to do with the size of its territory, population or armed forces.
It is noteworthy that the construction of IGB was constantly delayed due to poor fulfillment of obligations by Azerbaijan's partners.
Igor Girkin (Strelkov), a retired Russian army GRU officer, Russian field commander, founder of the separatist entities "DPR" and "LPR", described in his Telegram channel what is now happening in different parts of Ukraine during hostilities.
Say what you will, the Armenian thought can surprise the audience. When you read about how the depth of snow in Shirak Province has reached six meters, you cannot but admit that the world is full of "miracles".
During Azerbaijan's self-defense operation in the Second Karabakh War, Western media presented some actions as illegal.
A charity dedicated to promoting economic development has a long history of corruption, criminality, and even abetting military affairs. Now, people are asking questions.
The European Union now demands that Russia be properly punished. The very same Russia to which it supplied arms in violation of the EU's own embargo after the annexation of Crimea.
It appears that the "lauded" Russian army will be floundering in the Ukrainian "swamp" for a long time to come. The myth of the all-powerful Russian military capable of defeating anyone and anything in a heartbeat hyped up by the Kremlin burst quickly in Ukraine.
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry announced five points of settlement based on the principles of international law, first of all, on the principle of territorial integrity of states and good-neighborly relations.
The West, of course, will scream, as it always does. Well, what is there to scream about? Why build biological laboratories working against Russia?
The Russian authorities decided to block dozens of Russian and foreign websites. At the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijani resources Haqqin.az and Minval.az were also blocked.
Azerbaijan’s biggest trade partners in the region, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, have shared economic interests in establishing new trade links, but they also share common threat perceptions regarding Iran and radicalism.
In Baku, the governments of Azerbaijan and Armenia signed a memorandum of understanding concerning the opening of a transportation and communication corridor passing between Azerbaijan proper and its Nakhichevan autonomy some five kilometers south of the border between Armenia and Iran.
Russia’s role in ongoing conflicts in South Caucasus countries is a critical factor in their response.
Azerbaijan’s role as an energy producing and exporting country has long been associated with hydrocarbons. Since 1994 and the signing of the “Contract of Century,” the country has embarked with its international partners on the extraction and transportation of the oil resources of the Caspian Sea to international markets.
Speaking to Trend News Agency, Iranian MP and National Security and Foreign Policy Committee spokesman Mahmoud Abbaszadeh Meshkini said Iran's new government attaches special importance to neighboring countries, particularly Azerbaijan.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine reverberates across the world, one region particularly susceptible to unfolding geopolitical changes is the South Caucasus.