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It has now been a year since the Second Karabakh War in the South Caucasus region, but in November Armenia once again has resorted to provocations that raised the military and diplomatic tension in the South Caucasus
Following last year’s deadly clashes between Azerbaijan and Armenia that lasted 44 days, a trilateral agreement was signed with the mediation of Russia
Transformation of Turkic Council into "Organization of Turkic States", which was announced following the VIII Summit of the Turkic Council, held on the Democracy and Freedom Island in the Sea of Marmara, near …
The end of the 44-Day War between Azerbaijan and Armenia established a new geopolitical landscape in the region that creates new opportunities for economic development and regional integration
These days, Baku is hosting the 25th International Business Forum, which is attended by representatives of international organizations, …
One of its most important points in the trilateral statement signed by Armenia’s prime minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijan’s president Ilham Aliyev, and Russia’s president Vladimir Putin in Moscow on 10 November 2020—which established the ceasefire and capitulation of armed forces of the Republic of Armenia in the Second Karabakh War—is the unblocking of transport communications in the South Caucasus region
As diplomats from Iran and Azerbaijan work to defuse tensions between the two countries, is the region headed for greater polarisation or integration?
A foundation stone has been laid for the Horadiz-Jabrayil-Zangilan-Aghband highway (Zangezur corridor). Prior to the ceremony, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan viewed the construction …
After Iran’s military deployment on its border with Azerbaijan, the two allies, Baku and Ankara, are conducting joint military drills in the Nakhchivan province of the Turkic state, sending signals to Tehran, …
The Second Karabakh War between Azerbaijan and Armenia that occurred on September 27 and ended on November 10, 2020 changed the geopolitical landscape of the South Caucasus. The long-lasting Armenian-Azerbaijan conflict was a major challenge …
Azerbaijan, Armenia and Russia signed a cease-fire agreement on Nov. 9, 2020, that has shaped the region in light of new realities and stronger Turkish involvement in the region as an important ally of Azerbaijan
The anniversary of the 44-day Second Karabakh War that became victorious for Azerbaijan, is approaching: three-quarters of the region returned to Baku, and a Russian peacekeeping contingent was deployed on the rest of the territory, where ethnic Armenians compactly live
The long-lasting Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict has led to human suffering and population displacement, and the “status quo” related to the occupation of Azerbaijani territories could not be a final resolution in this process
The reopening of the Zangazur Corridor will open an economic opportunity for both countries and the wider region
