The EU-Armenia-US joint conference is clearly one-sided and biased and based on a double standard approach, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan said in a statement.
With the Russia-Ukraine war, Israel-Palestine conflict and Azerbaijan-Armenia peace talks ongoing, Stoltenberg's South Caucasus visit primarily focuses on their geopolitical implications.
World leaders and policymakers convened at the XI Global Baku Forum in Azerbaijan to discuss common issues, as reported by Euronews.
Farid Shafiyev, Chairman of the Center of Analysis of International Relations, posted on social media platform X, criticizing EU officials.
Pashinyan: The return of the four villages to Azerbaijan should happen within a short period of time
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held another closed meeting with members of the 'Civil Contract' faction in parliament, Armenian media report.
Speaking about the 'security concern' that some Western media outlets like to hype up in relation to Chinese companies, Assistant to the President of Azerbaijan for Foreign Policy Affairs Hikmat Hajiyev stressed that this is an unfair treatment of China. He said that he has been using Huawei products for many years and the country looks to expand cooperation with more Chinese companies including with Huawei.
Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry spokesperson Aykhan Hajizada criticized EU Representative Toivo Klaar, accusing him of bias for focusing solely on the return of Azerbaijani villages while ignoring Armenian media's calls for illegal occupation.
The Russian-Ukrainian war, or rather, the global confrontation between Russia and the West, is observed not only on the battlefields, but also in the information field.
"Armenia’s repeated decisions to extend the life of the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant create not only a regional danger to Georgia, Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Iran and the southern Black Sea region, but first and foremost to the people of Armenia."
Armenian Telegram channels are attempting to circulate information alleging the "shipment of military goods by Azerbaijan to Ukraine."
Speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament and head of the Azerbaijani delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union Sahiba Gafarova delivered a speech at the 148th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, Switzerland on March 23.
Farhad Mamedov, a political scientist and head of the Center for South Caucasus Studies, commented on the terrorist attack that took place in Crocus City Hall on his Telegram channel.
President Ilham Aliyev called President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation to express his condolences on behalf of himself and the Azerbaijani people for the numerous lives lost in the terrorist act at the Crocus City Hall concert hall. He wished a speedy recovery to all those injured.
Speaker of Azerbaijan's Milli Majlis Sahiba Gafarova has chaired the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA) Co-ordinating Meeting held within the framework of the 148 Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).
Information has emerged that as a result of a terrorist act and a fire at "Crocus City," the Muslim Magomaev Museum was burned down.
The number of people who died in the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall in Moscow region has reached more than 110.
On April 21, 2023, Azerbaijan presented its preliminary objections to the court.
The working visit of President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev to Germany, to attend the Munich Security Conference in February, was marked by significant negotiations with the managing director of the German Eastern Business Association, Michael Harms.
The talks between the speakers of the Azerbaijani and Armenian parliaments, Sahiba Gafarova and Alen Simonyan, have concluded.
The Ambassador of Azerbaijan to Kabul, Ilham Mammadov, has expressed Azerbaijan's readiness to invest in and collaborate with Afghanistan in various sectors, including mining, education, training, and service process facilitation.
Armenia’s obstinacy will cost it an arm and a leg as long as Yerevan lacks the political will to sit at the negotiations table with Azerbaijan to sign a peace deal to prevent further aggravation of the explosive situation between the two sworn foes, promising unspeakable consequences.
During the Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister, Jeyhun Bayramov, not only outlined Azerbaijan's approach towards leveraging nuclear technologies for peaceful purposes, particularly in combating climate change, but also held significant discussions on the sidelines.
Azerbaijan boasts the potential for 27 gigawatts (GW) of wind and solar power onshore, with an additional 157 GW of wind power in its offshore Caspian Sea sector.
“First of all, political relations between the two countries have always been at their best, characterized by mutual understanding and dialogue, especially given Azerbaijan’s support for the ‘one China policy’,” Hajiyev noted.
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