As part of the camp's program, the participants received in-depth information about Azerbaijan's constitutional values, the history of its independence, and the victory achieved in Karabakh.
Azerbaijan and Armenia are reportedly ready to declare their intention to sign a peace agreement as early as this week in Washington, according to journalist Alex Raufoglu, who resides in the U.S. capital.
"I expect the current level of tension to decrease. However, a fundamental change in Moscow–Baku relations is unlikely in the near future."
The Azerbaijani state-owned energy company SOCAR has denied claims that it is looking at options for selling its container port in Turkey.
Azerbaijani Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov stated that the project was made possible thanks to the political will of the leadership of Azerbaijan, Turkey, Qatar, and Syria.
The ongoing global lawlessness across virtually all spheres once again underscores the relevance of Azerbaijan’s experience—manifested in the implementation of strategic objectives without harming secondary, let alone third parties.
Russia does not intend to let its outpost — Armenia — drift freely. This is now a fact. Moscow is deploying an increasingly ambitious campaign on the Armenian political field.
A historic milestone was reached today as Azerbaijan officially launched its natural gas exports to Syria through Turkey.
The administration of President Donald Trump is in talks with Azerbaijan about joining the "Abraham Accords" — an initiative aimed at normalizing relations between Muslim countries and Israel.
The relationship between Azerbaijan and Russia is undergoing a fundamental shift, marked by rising tensions, strategic recalibrations, and broader geopolitical implications for the South Caucasus.
The Azerbaijani state news agency AZERTAC has issued a strong statement in response to a TASS article published on July 31, titled “Aivazovsky Monument Demolished in Stepanakert.”
A bust of Armenian-origin artist Ivan Aivazovsky (Hovhannes Aivazian) was installed on Azerbaijani territory without Baku’s consent—an act made possible by Russian peacekeepers.
While Azerbaijan strengthens ties with Turkey, Israel, and China, it maintains strategic autonomy and broad diplomatic outreach. Armenia, once heavily dependent on Russia, is now moving closer to the West.
The war with Israel brought Iran’s unresolved relationship with Azerbaijan back to the forefront.
Starting August 2, Azerbaijan will begin supplying natural gas to Syria via Turkey under an agreement signed during the visit of Syria’s interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa to Baku.
A high-level meeting between Syrian and Israeli officials is set to take place in Baku on Thursday, July 31, to address security issues in southern Syria.
Armenia stands to gain economically, but domestic opposition and threats from Russia must be weighed by the country’s prime minister.
There was a time when France evoked a breeze of romance, philosophy, and freedom. A time when Dumas, Hugo, and Voltaire dazzled the world with their masterpieces — works that will forever remain in the annals of history.
Azerbaijan’s victory in the Second Karabakh War opened the opportunity for direct access to its exclave and Turkey — through a mere 40 kilometers of Armenian territory.
"Azerbaijan doesn’t seek to harm Russia. But if Russia continues down this path, its relations with Azerbaijan will inevitably deteriorate — politically, economically, culturally, and socially."
Berliner Zeitung identifies the country’s next key challenge: maintaining long-term stability and increasing its visibility in the political and media landscapes of Western Europe and the United States.
Former Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Tofig Zulfugarov recently published a Facebook post that sparked strong reactions within Russian nationalist circles.
Azerbaijan is asserting its informational sovereignty amid growing tensions with Russia. The collapse of the shared post-Soviet media space reflects deeper shifts in identity, memory politics, and national security priorities.
Naftogaz has signed its first gas supply agreement with SOCAR Energy Ukraine, according to the company's CEO Serhiy Koretskyi.
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