The Second Karabakh War (September 27 – November 10, 2020) between Armenia and Azerbaijan lasted 44 days, but it caused overwhelming changes in the politics of the South Caucasus that will shape the future of the region in the months and years to come.
International pressure is mounting on Azerbaijan to release the scores of Armenian prisoners it continues to hold following last year’s war. But in this new diplomatic environment, does Baku even need to worry about condemnations from foreign capitals?
Azerbaijani Presidential aide Hikmet Hajiyev on Friday called on the United States not to make a historical mistake, amid speculations that President Joe Biden is preparing to recognize the 1915 events as "genocide" in line with Armenian claims.
Nonstop service between Azerbaijan and the UK is set to resume in May ahead of Wales’ Euro 2020 matches taking place in Baku.
The ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which was announced last year, allows an important opportunity for a new page. In addition, Turkey was one of the first countries to reject and condemn the attempted coup in Armenia in February 2020.
The extensive use of drones by the US across the world, the clear advantages drawn by Azerbaijan over Armenia in their recent conflict, and numerous other examples, point to the manner in which unmanned aircraft technology can serve as a force multiplier.
The interlocutors discussed measures taken in Ukraine and Azerbaijan to counter the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and to vaccinate citizens.
Built in Baku to a Ukrainian design, Azerbaijan’s new ferry is central to the country’s logistic goals and testament to its advancing production capabilities.
The military conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh subsided the brief war between Armenia and Azerbaijan last year. However, there is a real danger that it will resume, this time with Russia’s participation.
Carpet weaving is one of Azerbaijan's most ancient arts, dating back to the Bronze Age. In this edition of Cult, Euronews visits a renowned museum in Baku, home to ancient as well as modern carpets.
The military hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the developments since the trilateral statement of 9-10 November 2020 are of great importance to the Council of Europe and have been closely followed by the Monitoring Committee.
Armenian soldiers opened fire on Azerbaijani and Russian soldiers at the border with Azerbaijan Wednesday night.
Yerevan refutes Baku’s statement about Armenia violating ceasefire agreements, the Armenian Defense Ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
New foreign varieties of potatoes are being grown in Azerbaijan. A local farmer said: “Currently, potatoes are planted in six districts on an area of 340 hectares.
Senate Chairman Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani during meeting with Ali Alizada, Ambassador of Azerbaijan has emphasised on the promotion of parliamentary linkages between Pakistan and Azerbaijan to enhance bilateral trade, investment and tourism.
Azerbaijan has joined the initiative to create a single roaming area with the other countries of the Eastern Partnership with the EU, namely Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine and Armenia.
In exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Azerbaijan's Economy Minister Mikayil Jabbarov says he hopes to diversify bilateral trade beyond oil, open Azeri trade, tourism bureaus in Israel. Baku can replicate Israel's successful COVID vaccination campaign, he says.
Blockchain-based startup Tracified has won an international tender by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to implement food traceability in Azerbaijan.
"My second child was born right before the Mars flyby experiment, and I missed the first eight months of the baby’s life. I distracted myself in isolation watching various sports news, making phone calls to my family, talking to the other crew members."
A video purporting to show one of the Israeli-made Harop loitering munitions, or suicide drones, used by Azerbaijan during last year’s war with neighboring Armenia, provides some idea of their psychological effect, coupled, of course, with the pinpoint destruction that made this something of a signature weapon of the brief but bloody conflict.
The construction of the Azerbaijani section of the railway to Nakhchivan that passes through the recently liberated territories is evidently being financed solely by Azerbaijan—at least there have not been any announcements suggesting the existence of other funds.
After facing the most heavily contested election of his history, Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka, has visited Azerbaijan.
Protests demanding Pashinyan’s resignation sparked across Armenia after he signed the trilateral statement with Russian President Vladimir Putin and President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, which ended the hostilities in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Conventional wisdom suggests the more Israel's relations with Ankara and Erdogan deteriorate, then the more likely the Knesset will recognize the Armenian genocide. There's just one problem: It's not true.
