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Russia and Ukraine are offering sharply conflicting accounts of the situation in Kostiantynivka, a strategically important city in the Donetsk region. Moscow says its...
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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 United States and Iran have completed another round of indirect negotiations in Doha and agreed to continue talks after the funeral of Iran’s...
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Baku helped address many of Azerbaijan’s concerns over the European Union’s approach to the Middle...
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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 Suleimanov discussed Syria, Lebanon and the lessons the South Caucasus can...
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Israel risks damaging its strategic partnership with Azerbaijan if it continues making political moves that place Baku in a difficult position between Ankara and...
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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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Russia loves to call itself an energy superpower.
Oil, gas, pipelines, tankers, global markets, grand maps on Kremlin walls.
Then an ordinary driver...
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Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry has expressed serious concern over a decision by the Israeli government related to the so-called “Armenian genocide.”
According to Report, the ministry...
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Europe’s growing interest in Azerbaijan is no longer just about diplomacy. It is about energy, transit and access to strategic resources from Central Asia,...
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Azerbaijan has moved from being a field of competition between outside powers to becoming a platform where international actors come to negotiate, Azerbaijani MP...
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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 war in Ukraine and the crisis around Iran may look like two separate stories. They involve different regions, different actors...
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President Ilham Aliyev said Azerbaijan stood with Iran during its difficult days, as he received a delegation led by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, speaker of...
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Turkmenistan’s growing engagement with Azerbaijan could help move Trans-Caspian transport and energy projects from discussion to implementation, Azerbaijani political analyst Rizvan Huseynov said in...
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The visit of the president of Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan should not be seen as just another protocol event between two friendly...
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Ukraine has intensified its campaign against Russian logistics around Crimea, raising a key question: is Moscow beginning to lose reliable access...
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Armenia’s post-election tensions are deepening as opposition forces move to challenge the results of the June 7 parliamentary vote in the Constitutional Court.
The opposition...
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Ukrainian strikes on targets near Moscow show that the war is increasingly no longer something Russians follow only on television, but something they can...
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Azerbaijani political analyst Rizvan Huseynov says Azerbaijan and Turkey have reshaped the geopolitical balance in the South Caucasus and the wider Caspian region, creating...
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Political analyst Eldar Namazov says Iran is moving toward a possible deal with the United States not from a position of strength, but because...
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Fuel shortages have deepened in Russian-held Crimea after a new wave of Ukrainian drone strikes targeted supply routes, energy infrastructure and military logistics tied...
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The confrontation between the United States and Iran entered a volatile new phase Thursday, with fresh military exchanges followed by claims of progress toward...
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Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory has revived a tempting headline: Armenia is leaving Russia and moving toward the West.
That sounds clean. It...
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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Russia is ready to maintain constructive relations with Armenia if Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan wins the June 7 election, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
Peskov...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russian forces are advancing along the entire front line in Ukraine, while also presenting Moscow as ready for a...
Iran and the United States exchanged new military actions around the Gulf, with Tehran claiming attacks on U.S. targets and Washington saying it struck an Iranian military site on Qeshm Island. The escalation comes as efforts to halt the war remain stuck.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Tehran is ready for a “dignified framework” to end the war and reduce regional tensions, but a proposed...