News headlines on popular Western news agencies are coming out with sensational titles in light of the events in New Caledonia. For example, "Paris Accuses Baku of Interference in New Caledonia" and similar.

On May 13, 2024, President Ilham Aliyev met with leaders from Tuvalu, Tonga, and The Bahamas to discuss Azerbaijan's goals for COP29 in Baku. The talks focused on the severe impact of climate change on island nations and Azerbaijan's commitment to prioritizing their protection and support at the upcoming conference.

To say that right now another cynical, brazen and deceitful hoax is taking place in Georgia before the eyes of the entire world is to say nothing. There is shameless pressure on the legitimately and democratically elected Georgian authorities.

For decades, New Caledonia, a French overseas territory in the Pacific, has been embroiled in a contentious struggle for independence. The indigenous Kanak people have long sought self-determination and sovereignty over their land.

After these "reminders from the sky," the authorities in Yerevan began to understand that they should abandon their hopes for a revenge, though the opposition still refuses to do so to this day, but that is a separate topic.

Now in Paris, opponents of New Caledonian independence talk about the "ingratitude of these savages" whom the French catapulted from the Stone Age into the era of high technology, conveniently omitting the fact that they took New Caledonia with bloodshed.

China recognized our territorial integrity without any preconditions and established diplomatic relations with Azerbaijan, which has significantly contributed to the successful development of mutual relations based on mutual interests and benefits.

Not only do Jews and Bahai enjoy the freedom to practice their faith, but so do Christians of all denominations.

The statement issued after the 8th meeting between the border determination commissions of Azerbaijan and Armenia on Qazakh-Ijevan border, regarding the return of four non-enclave villages of Qazakh triggered protests in Armenia.

During the visit of a delegation led by the current OSCE Chairman, Malta's Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs, and Trade, Ian Borg, President Ilham Aliyev once again raised the issue of dissolving the OSCE Minsk Group and all related institutions.

Russian peacekeepers are leaving Azerbaijan. The last units of the RPC are departing from our country. Where the servicemen will go is not disclosed, but this is, in every sense, an internal matter for Russia and its military command.

For some Armenians, the Catholicos is considered one of the last remnants of the former regime —by association, links with Russia.