The actions of official Paris, both currently and in recent years, raise justified concerns, especially in the context of the post-conflict peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
He also emphasized his condemnation of the killing of civilians: "This is unacceptable; it is one of the bloody pages of the war."
The fact that Azerbaijan, wary of its neighbor Iran, acts as a mediator between its two friendly countries — Turkey and Israel — presents a crucial opportunity for it to reap political dividends.
Recently, the French geopolitical journal Conflits suggested that Turkey’s military presence in Syria could create a new strategic dependency for Israel, similar to the one it previously had with Russia.
Azerbaijan and Georgia are good neighbors and strategic allies, sharing a high degree of mutual trust that enables vital energy and connectivity projects to become a reality in the South Caucasus.
Thirteen documents have been signed between Azerbaijani and Chinese governmental and private structures, providing for cooperation in various sectors, including industry (automotive and light industries) and the promotion of joint investments.
Representatives of the diplomatic corps accredited in Azerbaijan have commenced their visit to the cities of Khankendi and Shusha.
The South Caucasus is on the verge of history, with a real chance of a peace agreement being signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
A delegation of the Azerbaijani Navy, led by First Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of the Navy, Captain 1st Rank Teymur Murshudov, arrived in Ankara to participate in the 10th Staff Talks between the Navies of Azerbaijan and Turkey.
The sides discussed issues of military cooperation between the Air Forces of Azerbaijan and Italy and conducted a detailed exchange of views on a number of topics of mutual interest.
The words "Armenia" and "migration scam" appearing in the same sentence are not unusual.
The Antalya Diplomacy Forum, held on April 11-13 in the resort Turkish town of Antalya, presented a rare opportunity for trilateral engagement among the foreign ministers of the three South Caucasian countries.
A meeting of the Deputy Foreign Ministers of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia has started in Tbilisi
Azerbaijan is represented at the talks by Elnur Mammadov, Georgia by Lasha Darsalia, and Armenia by Vahan Kostanyan.
On April 15–16, Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili made his first official visit to Azerbaijan. The last time a Georgian president visited Azerbaijan was in 2019, when Salome Zurabishvili made her first official foreign trip to Baku as president.
Recently, tensions between Tehran and Baku have been rising, driven by the active rapprochement between Azerbaijan and Turkey, with whom Iran has complicated relations in the Middle East.
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev stated that the projects jointly implemented with Georgia carry significant importance not only for both countries but also for a broader geography.
Over the past six weeks, Hungary has blocked the provision of €10 million in military aid to Armenia from the EU’s European Peace Facility.
The Azerbaijani State Border Service continues to intercept drug smuggling attempts from Iran, as smugglers shift their methods and make increasing use of drones.
Azerbaijan has issued a strong diplomatic response to recent remarks made by the French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrot, who on April 14 made anti-Azerbaijani statements during an EU Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Luxembourg.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has once again expressed a routine "concern" regarding the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. According to the minister, “the EU mission deployed on the ground should be expanded to monitor and contain tensions.”
The University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government has published an article highlighting Azerbaijan’s ASAN service model as an innovative example of combining digital governance with human-centered public service delivery.
As talks between Turkey and Israel continue with Azerbaijan as the mediator, a source familiar with the details revealed that “the understanding is that both sides need this, and therefore
Azerbaijan has traditionally participated in the Antalya Diplomacy Forum. However, for Azerbaijani diplomacy, Antalya 2025 has the potential to become a significant turning point.
A serious rift has emerged within the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) over the Cyprus issue.
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