Caspian escalation raises stakes for Central Asia
The Caspian Sea is a critical transit zone for Central Asia, linking Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan and onward to European and Middle Eastern markets.
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Caspian escalation raises stakes for Central Asia
The Caspian Sea is a critical transit zone for Central Asia, linking Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to Azerbaijan and onward to European and Middle Eastern markets.
Why Central Asia cares about the Middle Corridor–South Caucasus TRIPP route
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan spoke to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on March 11 and said he has no…
The Middle Corridor could replace the Strait of Hormuz for container transport
The Middle Corridor could become a key route for container transportation in the event of a closure of the Strait…
South Caucasus emerges as key corridor reshaping energy routes between Asia and Europe
Energy corridors crossing the South Caucasus, particularly those linking Azerbaijan and Türkiye, are gaining increasing strategic importance as global energy markets…
Azerbaijan — the region’s key transit hub in times of war
In today’s world, nothing is valued more highly than security and professionalism—especially when war is raging nearby.
Georgia and Azerbaijan launch regular block train service linking Poti and Baku
Georgia and Azerbaijan have jointly inaugurated a new scheduled block train service connecting the Georgian Black Sea port of Poti…
WSJ: Israel strikes key Russia–Iran weapons supply route in the Caspian
Israel carried out a strike on Iran’s Bandar-e Anzali port on the…
Baku’s response to the strike on Nakhchivan: why Azerbaijan took a hard line
The drone strike against the territory of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, the…
Azerbaijan’s Defense Ministry: Iran sent four drones toward Nakhchivan
The Defense Ministry also emphasized that the denial by the General Staff…
Baku hosts an Advisory meeting with NATO staff
Within the 2026 Individual Partnership Cooperation Programme (IPCP) between the Ministry of…
The story of a provocation – Who stood behind the events in Sumgait?
A controversial perspective on the 1988 Sumgait events, portraying them as a calculated provocation that reshaped the course of the Karabakh conflict.
The Armenia–Azerbaijan peace process through the lens of the gender agenda
US-mediated Armenia–Azerbaijan peace deal and TRIPP corridor assessed for alignment with the WPS agenda, highlighting limited women’s inclusion and challenges…
Alarming statistics: the number of women in Azerbaijan is declining
Women account for 50.2% of the total population of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan: prison sentences for marriages between relatives
Lawyer Asim Abbasov stated that individuals who violate the ban on marriages between relatives bear both administrative and criminal liability.
Wedding boom in Azerbaijan
During the first month of the current year, 4,717 new families were registered in the country, which is 1,060 more…
