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Opinion13 November 2023

When there is too much of something, even something very appealing, a force majeure occurs. One has to spend energy and resources to remedy the situation, to bring things back to normal. There is a lot of tension in the world.

Karabakh26 June 2023

A couple of years ago, I accompanied former Israeli Communication Minister Ayoob Kara and a group of foreign journalists on a trip to the war-torn Karabakh region, seven months after the conclusion of the Second Karabakh War, which ended in November 2020.  

Opinion25 April 2023

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has recognized Azerbaijan’s sovereignty over Nagorno-Karabakh, the disputed territory that has fueled two wars since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Will his olive branch lead to a permanent settlement?

Opinion12 April 2023

The visit of the President of Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan confirmed the intention of the two countries to increase cooperation in the absence of any issues between them amid growing geopolitical turbulence and the rapid change of "scene" not only in the regional, but also in the global political and economic "performance".

History3 February 2023

However, one of the most dramatic periods of Azerbaijani history was the separation of the Azerbaijani people on both sides of the plentiful, mighty Araz into two oases of its national self-realization. But the striving of the Azerbaijani people to revive their statehood has never lost its meaning and its national aspirations.

Opinion26 January 2023

Caliber.Az has obtained the details of the EU mission's mandate in Armenia. When carefully reading the text of document 32023D0162 "Council Decision 2023/162 dated January 23, 2023, on the EU mission to Armenia" posted on the official website of the European Union, one may wonder whether this mission is civilian.

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