By AZE.US Editorial Team Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory in Armenia is being widely read as more than a domestic political result. For many observers, it is also a political defeat...

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Pashinyan Won, Moscow Lost, But Peace With Azerbaijan Remains in Question

By AZE.US Editorial Team Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory in Armenia is being widely read as more than a domestic political result. For many observers, it...

Hajiyev and Grigoryan Meet in Armenia’s Dilijan to Discuss Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agenda

AZE.US Azerbaijani presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev and Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan held a working meeting in Dilijan, Armenia, on June 14. The two officials...

Aliyev Congratulates Trump and Highlights U.S. Role in Caucasus Peace Process

AZE.US Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has congratulated U.S. President Donald Trump on his 80th birthday, using the message to underline what Baku sees as a...

Pashinyan Won, but Peace With Azerbaijan Is Still Not Settled

AZE.US Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has secured another political victory, but that does not mean the peace process with Azerbaijan is complete. Political analyst Rizvan...

Aliyev Congratulates Putin on Russia Day

AZE.US Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on Russia Day, Russia’s national holiday. According to Report, Aliyev addressed the congratulatory message to...

Armenia Did Not Choose the West Against Russia After Elections

AZE.US Armenia’s election result should not be read as a sharp geopolitical turn from Russia toward the West, Armenian political analyst Aram Safaryan said, arguing...

Baku Does Not Expect a Return to War With Armenia – Mammadov

AZE.US The peace agenda between Azerbaijan and Armenia is likely to continue after Armenia’s elections, although its pace will depend on Yerevan’s next steps, Azerbaijani...

If Economy Depends on One or Two State Projects, There Is No Economy, Mammadov Says

AZE.US Azerbaijani politician and REAL party co-founder Ilgar Mammadov has sharply criticized the government’s economic policy after official figures showed the country’s economy recorded 0.0%...

Armenian elections did not settle the question of peace with Azerbaijan

AZE.US Armenia’s parliamentary elections kept the peace track with Azerbaijan alive, but they did not settle the central questions still standing between Baku and Yerevan. That...

Baku makes Middle Corridor part of new foreign policy architecture

AZE.US Azerbaijan has been working on the Middle Corridor since regaining independence, presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev said, describing the route as part of a broader...

Russia wanted to restrain Pashinyan, not remove him, analyst says

AZE.US Russia was unlikely to expect Armenia’s opposition to take power. Moscow’s more realistic goal may have been to deny Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan a...

Russia Risks Losing Armenia and the South Caucasus, Iskandaryan Says

AZE.US Russia risks losing its remaining influence in Armenia and across the South Caucasus if it severs economic ties with Yerevan, Armenian political analyst Alexander...

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Hajiyev and Grigoryan Meet in Armenia’s Dilijan to Discuss Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Agenda

AZE.US Azerbaijani presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev and Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan held a working meeting in Dilijan, Armenia, on June 14. The two officials discussed a number of issues...

Where is vacation cheaper: Azerbaijan or abroad?

As the summer travel season begins, many Azerbaijanis are again weighing a familiar question: is it cheaper to vacation inside the country or travel abroad?

Baku makes Middle Corridor part of new foreign policy architecture

AZE.US Azerbaijan has been working on the Middle Corridor since regaining independence, presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev said, describing the route as part of a broader...

What Can You Buy in Baku Today With a State-Backed Mortgage?

AZE.US A state-backed mortgage in Azerbaijan offers loans of up to 150,000 manats ($88,235) for as long as 25 years. That still sounds substantial, but...

Shorts, hairy legs and Baku’s double standards

By AZE.US Editorial Team Baku has somehow found itself in the middle of a summer culture war over one urgent national question: should men be...

Baku-Istanbul Ticket at 1,200 Manats: Former Finance Minister Calls for AZAL Audit

AZE.US Former Azerbaijani Finance Minister Fikret Yusifov has sharply criticized the cost of air travel from Baku, saying Azerbaijan’s national airline AZAL needs a serious...

Armenia Did Not Choose the West Against Russia After Elections

AZE.US Armenia’s election result should not be read as a sharp geopolitical turn from Russia toward the West, Armenian political analyst Aram Safaryan said, arguing...

Company directors could face travel bans over corporate customs debt

AZE.US Azerbaijani company directors could face temporary travel restrictions over unpaid customs debts owed by their businesses, a provision that financial lawyer Akram Hasanov says...

Azerbaijan’s football crisis starts with AFFA, not the coach, journalist says

AZE.US Azerbaijan’s national football problems should not be blamed primarily on the head coach, journalist Vugar Vugarli said, arguing that the deeper failure lies in...

Milk at 25 Gapiks: Why Azerbaijani Farmers Are Operating at a Loss

AZE.US Azerbaijani dairy farmers say buyers are offering as little as 0.25 manat, or about $0.15, per liter of raw milk, a price they say...

Toxic workplaces are created by leaders, not teams – Fahri Agayev

AZE.US Why do professionals remain in jobs where they are undervalued? Where is the line between demanding management and psychological pressure? And why do strong...

Russian pressure pushed Armenians to vote for Pashinyan, Musabekov says

AZE.US Russian pressure on Armenia backfired and helped mobilize voters behind Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani lawmaker Rasim Musabekov said. Speaking on the Daily Europe Online...

US Launches New Strikes on Iran After Apache Incident Near Strait of Hormuz

The United States launched a new round of strikes against Iran on Tuesday after an American Apache helicopter went down near the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh doubts about efforts to end the war.

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