The events taking place in our region in recent days, especially the ideas voiced by President Ilham Aliyev at the 9th summit of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, as well as the issue of a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan, are the main topics on the agenda today.
"Everyone understands perfectly well what Azerbaijan's cooperation with the West or negotiations with the US against Iran could entail for this country"
Great Britain is one of the major centers of modern world politics, a hub of financial and business activity on the planet. For Azerbaijan, Britain is among the most important political and economic partners and an important investor in the economy of the country.
"However, politically, Britain has a more stable view of world processes, of global issues, of the developments taking place in the world. The British are more familiar with our region and Europe as a whole."
It is worth noting that along with the EU, Armenia has also submitted a similar request for the deployment of observers to the OSCE. Touching upon this issue, the political analyst said that this initiative would not be implemented.
Yesterday the Secretary of Armenia’s Security Council Armen Grigoryan said in an interview with Armenian media that Armenia and Azerbaijan would sign a peace treaty by the end of 2022.
The situation around the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict is taking on new shapes and outlines. Sensing Russia's weakness and gauging the international situation around himself, Nikol Pashinyan decided to go all-in and "nullify" the trilateral statement of November 10, 2020.
That is why the Armenian government has become so brazen towards Russia and the CSTO in the last 2-3 weeks, and the provocation on the border was planned with Russia's lack of reaction in mind and with the purpose of lowering the level of the Armenian public's trust in Russia.
Armenia acts extremely illogically when it declares its neutrality in the Russo-Ukrainian war and resents the CSTO countries for the lack of support.
Kardash Onnig is a Lebanese-born Armenian artist and writer living in the United States. He took the name "Kardash" (Turkish for "brother") in 1982 as a tribute to the Turks who had once saved his grandmother.
Azerbaijani political scientist, member of the Milli Majlis Rasim Musabekov told us that President Ilham Aliyev's invitation to speak at the Cernobbio Forum in Italy was based on rational considerations and the interest of the Italian business community in the country that knows how to honor its commitments.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has been interviewed by the correspondent of the Italian “Il Sole 24 Ore” newspaper Roberto Bongiorni in Cernobbio.
ANAMA, together with UNICEF, delivers mine risk education to the population. Besides this, Azerbaijan has stated on several occasions that it does not produce, export or use new anti-personnel mines.
A few days ago, Turkey and Israel reached a historic milestone: Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan agreed on the full restoration of diplomatic ties and the return of ambassadors.
Rasim Musabekov, a political scientist and member of the Milli Majlis, believes that fairly strong pressure from either Moscow or Brussels is needed in the ongoing peace process.
Before the First Karabakh War, Armenians made up about one percent of the population of Lachin District, and all those living there today are illegal immigrants who arrived there from the Middle East and Armenia.
"I think that the Russia-Türkiye-Iran trio, the regional powers, is a very promising alliance. I would fully support the development of Russian-Turkish and Russian-Iranian relations in a friendly way."
Armenia has done its best to make sure that no one will ever find out or even think that there is any connection between the lands that are now the Republic of Armenia and Azerbaijanis.
"The leadership of Ukraine operates with outdated concepts of warfare, which require large amounts of equipment and weapons."
Leyla Aliyeva is sharing with us her opinion regarding the environment and global warming and what we can and should do to take better care of it.
The war in Ukraine has triggered a number of processes that can end up in a large-scale global energy crisis. With oil prices skyrocketing and transit disrupted, what should we be ready for? We've talked about this with Farrukh Novruzov, the Netherlands-based IR and energy market expert.
“Russia's problem is that in the 21st century its leader lives with ideas about the world that belong in the 18th and 19th centuries.”
The MP believes that certain forces are feeding Ukraine the same nonsense they once fed Azerbaijan.
The last few months have seen traffic through the Middle Corridor rising and more companies acquiring protagonist roles in Eurasian transport. ADY Container is one of them.
