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The normalization of relations between Azerbaijan and Russia does not mean a return to the old regional order, according to Azerbaijani analyst Farhad Mammadov...
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The TRIPP transport project is gradually acquiring the legal, financial and technical foundations needed to begin construction, while the long-discussed North-South corridor continues to...
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Russia’s influence in the South Caucasus is steadily declining, while Armenia must move beyond decades of confrontation and build peaceful relations with Azerbaijan based...
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Azerbaijan has no plans to deploy special forces to Armenia’s Syunik region, and public calls for such action do not reflect Baku’s official position,...
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Armenia will need reliable transport links through Azerbaijan and Turkey if it wants to expand exports, reduce its dependence on Russia and secure a...
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Azerbaijan and Russia have declared that their bilateral relations have been fully normalized after a period of serious tensions, following talks between Azerbaijani Foreign...
Yerevan is steadily moving out of Moscow’s political orbit, but economic dependence makes a clean break impossible. Russia, meanwhile, has lost the ability to...
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Russia has long viewed the South Caucasus as a region where Moscow should have the final word.
Governments could change, countries could...
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The United States has selected Konstantin Sokolov, a Chicago-based investor and co-owner of Armenia’s largest mobile operator, to lead the new TRIPP+ Enterprise Fund,...
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Russia remains the main destination for Armenian labor migrants, but the long-standing model in which earnings from abroad supported a large share of household...
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Political confrontation in Armenia has deepened following the country’s parliamentary elections, with opposition groups accusing the government of pressuring political rivals, using administrative resources...
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President Ilham Aliyev’s appearance at the Fourth Shusha Global Media Forum was more than a long exchange with foreign journalists. It...
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Russia is gradually losing influence in the South Caucasus, while Azerbaijan is strengthening its position as a regional transit, energy and political hub, according...
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The planned Zangezur transport route could give Armenia its first real opportunity to participate in the formation of a major Eurasian logistics hub, Azerbaijani...
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French media are using disputed historical narratives to encourage revanchist sentiment in Armenia and create new obstacles to peace in the South Caucasus, Azerbaijani...
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The European Union plans to finance three new border crossing points in Armenia, including one on the Yeraskh-Nakhchivan route connecting Armenia with Azerbaijan.
EU Ambassador...
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Azerbaijan says Armenia must remove territorial claims from its Constitution before the long-awaited peace agreement between the two countries can be signed.
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister...
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For years, Georgia was the easiest country in the South Caucasus for Western policymakers to understand. It was pro-European, strategically located,...
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Russia’s trade restrictions on Armenian exports have exposed the risks of relying too heavily on a single market and forced Armenian producers to urgently...
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Political analyst and professor of law Namik Aliyev said the final decision on the guilt of Armenian politician Gagik Tsarukyan must be made by...
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Armenia’s political confrontation is entering a new phase following the parliamentary elections, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan strengthening his control over state institutions while...
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The strong performances of smaller football nations at the World Cup should serve as an encouraging example for Azerbaijan and Armenia, according to Boris...
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Russia has lost one of its most important tools of influence in the South Caucasus after Azerbaijan restored its territorial integrity and Baku and...
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Armenia has taken a deliberately cautious position following the Israeli government’s decision to recognize the Armenian genocide, seeking to avoid becoming part of the...
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Azerbaijan is entering a four-month period of strategic waiting as uncertainty grows across several international disputes affecting the South Caucasus, according to Farhad Mammadov,...
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The war may be over, but the image of the enemy remains deeply rooted in both Azerbaijani and Armenian society.
Alexander Iskandaryan, director of the...
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Growing tensions between Turkey and Israel are becoming part of a broader struggle for influence in the Middle East, while Azerbaijan is seeking to...
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The politicization of the Armenian Genocide issue was one of the mistakes of Armenia’s foreign policy and for years complicated normalization with Turkey, Armenian...
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Israel’s government-level move on recognizing the Armenian Genocide is primarily a political signal to Turkey, Armenian political commentator David Stepanian said in an interview...
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In a new episode of “News From The Caucasus,” journalist and researcher Ruslan Suleymanov discussed Syria, Lebanon and the lessons the South Caucasus can...
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Yerevan does not consider it necessary to respond to the Israeli government’s decision to recognize the Armenian genocide...
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Azerbaijani political analyst Ilgar Velizade, head of the South Caucasus Political Scientists Club, said Kazakhstan’s cooperation with the European Union shows that a country...
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History rarely returns to international politics on its own. More often, it is brought back when it becomes useful.
That is exactly...
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Political analyst Farhad Mammadov said European institutions cannot ignore Azerbaijan’s role in the Middle Corridor, even if Brussels often underestimates that role in its...
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The visit of Gor Azizyan, coach of UFC fighter Sharabutdin Magomedov, to Baku has triggered a familiar wave of emotion. Some...
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The South Caucasus and Central Asia need a shared regional agenda, otherwise outside powers will be able to influence and slow down integration processes,...