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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Russian Railways will complete the construction of the North-South international transport corridor's last section in Iran. The President noted that a trial train run has already been …
Iran and Russia have signed a comprehensive agreement to expand transportation cooperation between the two countries. The agreement was signed by Iranian Transport Minister Rostam Qasemi and his Russian counterpart Vitaly Savelyev at the …
On January 26 each year, India’s Republic Day parade has been an occasion to invite an important foreign leader to underline the evolving focus of Indian foreign policy
One year after the 44-day war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, diplomatic negotiations must speed up to solve the problems that remain
These days, Baku is hosting the 25th International Business Forum, which is attended by representatives of international organizations, …
After spending more than two decades in shadows since the dissolution of Soviet Union, Russia is emerging again on the Asian landscape as a force to reckon with
The International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) is a 7,200-km-long multi-mode transport project for moving freight among India, Iran, Afghanistan, Armenia, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Oman, Syrian Arab Republic, Tajikistan, Turkey, Ukraine
With the Taliban (Taliban movement banned in Russia) seizing control of Afghanistan, the India-funded Chabahar port project in Iran is under a cloud
Iran wants to finish soon the construction of the last section of the North-South project. When will the new trade route from Russia to India be implemented, and what economic and political bonuses can it bring to our country? …
The Caspian topic remains one of the most relevant for Azerbaijani-Russian cooperation, since we are natural neighbors, we jointly use one of the most important water reservoirs in our entire region, Emin Aliyev, Deputy Director General of …
A new rail line connecting Azerbaijan with its exclave of Nakhchivan promises to revolutionize transportation in the Caucasus and could have broad ramifications further afield, David O’Byrne, an Istanbul-based journalist who covers energy, writes for Eurasianet. In February, a camouflage-clad Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev laid the foundation for a new 100-kilometer stretch of railroad across southern Azerbaijan, along the Iranian border, in territory that Azerbaijan took back from Armenia after the war last year. “This railroad has enormous strategic significance,” he said
Iran is geostrategically positioned to play an integral role in Russian-South Asian connectivity. President Putin told the Valdai Club during its annual meeting in October 2019 that “there is one more prospective route, the Arctic …
The January 11 trilateral meeting, in Moscow, of Russian President Vladimir Putin, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev focused on the unblocking and development of regional transport corridors in …
Azerbaijani Railways have begun reconstruction of the Guzdek-Garadagh railway that will greatly contribute to the expansion of the North- South transport corridor and strengthen the country's position as a transit country, the company …
Trade and logistics hub is emerging on the Caspian Sea coast
Russia seeks to create a North-South and East-West trade corridors
According to Bala Ventakesh Varma, Indian Ambassador to Russia, at the Forum entitled ”Arctic: Present and Future”, the North-South International Transport Corridor, which will connect India and Russia through Iran and Azerbaijan, …
Stavropol Territory Governor Vladimir Vladimirov, who arrived in Moscow to participate in the 10th Azerbaijan-Russia Interregional Forum, told Vestnik Kavkaza about the current state and prospects of cooperation between Stavropol …
Director of the Institute of Political Studies on cooperation between Moscow, Baku and Tehran
Economist, author of the report "North-South Transport Corridor : Realities of Transit and Prospects for Trans-Regional Integration", Alexander Karavayev, told Vestnik Kavkaza about reasons for growing interest in the North-South …
