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Defense4 May 2021

Military drone technology is developing at breakneck speed and is having a revolutionary effect on the modern battlefield. Evermore the images of the American involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan are dominated by drone strikes. In the recent Turkish-Syria and Armenia-Azerbaijan conflicts, we saw tank after hapless tank being taken out by enemy drone strikes.

Opinion4 May 2021

Almost 100,000 Jews live in the Muslim world today, spread out across 14 countries on three continents. This figure is far short of the hundreds of thousands of Jews that formerly flourished in the African, Asian and European countries where Islam is dominant.

Opinion3 May 2021

Every year, as April 24 draws near, hasty preparations are made in Turkey to counter what the countries with strong Armenian communities will do to commemorate the day. This date is the anniversary of the relocation in 1915 of Armenians living in the eastern Ottoman provinces.

Last week, the Azeri carrier ordered 5 Boeing Triple Seven freighters, thus increasing its fleet to 18 units over the next 6 years. The company is continuing its growth path, making it one of the most important capacity providers for air freight on routes between Europe and the Far East, including the central Asian CIS states.

Interview30 April 2021

Tahir Ibishov was born in the Ukrainian city of Makiivka in 1986. In 2003, he graduated from No. 8 Baku Music School named after Gara Garayev as a violinist and enrolled in the Baku Academy of Music also as a violinist, but transferred to the composition faculty in 2005, on the guarantee of Prof. H. Mirzazade. In 2015-2019, he studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, first at the Composition Faculty (Professor B. Furrer’s class), then at the Faculty of Education in Composition and Music Theory.

News29 April 2021

Armenia’s occupation of Azerbaijani land has been acknowledged by the international community as well as international institutions including the United Nations, the Council of the European Union and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Turkish parliament speaker Mustafa Şentop stated on Wednesday.

Defense29 April 2021

If any lessons can be drawn from the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, they are bound to revolve around the stunning effiency of cheap but highly effective unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) and the failure of a wide array of air defence systems, both modern and old, to stop the onslaught brought about by them.

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