Tokayev confirms readiness to host Baku-Yerevan meeting in Almaty
Speakers of Armenian and Turkish Parliaments hold first meeting
Civilian blown up by mine in Azerbaijan
Zurabishvili to name own government of Georgia
Iran declares readiness for war with Israel
Yerevan agrees to deploy Russian FSB to Zangezur corridor
USA threatens to stop arms supplies to Israel
The US has called on Israel to make efforts to resolve humanitarian problems in the Gaza Strip. Otherwise, the US authorities may halt arms supplies to Israel.
Armenia approves 16 points of peace agreement with Azerbaijan
Yerevan and Baku have taken another step towards a peace treaty. The parties have reached consensus on 16 points.
Armenia approves 16 points of peace agreement with Azerbaijan
Yerevan and Baku have taken another step towards a peace treaty. The parties have reached consensus on 16 points.
Britain freezes dialogue with Georgia
The British authorities have decided to freeze the UK-Georgia Wardrop Strategic Dialogue and cancel talks between the defense chiefs due to the activities of the Georgian authorities, …
Deputy Foreign Ministers of Russia and Türkiye discuss economic issues
The meeting of the Deputy Foreign Ministers of Russia and Türkiye focused on cooperation in the field of economy and energy, as well as issues of interaction within the UN.
Analysis
Drivers of Azerbaijan success in the 21st century
Within recent decades, Azerbaijan has gone a long and successful way to become the strongest country of the South Caucasus and an important actor in international affairs
Earliest known author may have been a woman?
A priestess named Enheduanna claimed authorship to poetry and other texts—sometimes in first-person—more than a millennium before Homer.
Articles
Baku urges to abandon doom and gloom narrative around Azerbaijan and Armenia
Azerbaijani Ambassador to London Elin Suleymanov responded to a new article by The Guardian columnist Patrick Wintour, urging to abandon pessimistic narrative around the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process, because the situation has radically changed recently, most importantly, for the better.
Saudis may become world's leaders in reading books
Saudi Arabia is set to launch a new initiative called Literature Everywhere to improve access to literary works across the Kingdom. These will include podcasts, audiobooks, poetry, short stories, comics.
World’s longest aqueduct being prepared for public visit
The recently-restored Qanat of Zarch, known as the world’s longest subterranean aqueduct in central Yazd province, is being prepared for the public visit. This ancient city is a living testimony to the intelligent use of limited available resources in the desert for survival.
What is Holi and how to celebrate?
Holi, the Hindu festival of colour, is now celebrated around the world, marked by raucous parties where people throw and smear coloured powder on each other. The festival, the celebrations for which will begin on March 8 in many parts of India, signifies the arrival of spring and, for many Hindus, the triumph of good over evil.