One might ask, what do historical facts mean to Der Spiegel? The publication follows well-known Armenian historical theories and strategies down to every little detail in order to increase their plausibility. This includes deliberate omissions and false assertions.
While it was fear of Russia that prevented the Central Asian countries from showing an interest in the Middle Corridor, it is ironically the same Russian factor that has today led to the reinvigoration of this alternative to the Northern Corridor.
Experts see the decline of Tehran's relations with Baku as a microcosm of the broader failure of President Ebrahim Raisi’s promised strong-neighbourhood agenda.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Wednesday attended the first tripartite summit with his counterparts from Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
On November 15, the French Senate adopted the second resolution in two years, calling for the recognition of the independence of the Karabakh separatists. The new resolution threatens Azerbaijan with more sanctions and embargoes.
It will be soon reciprocated: pursuing a strategy of pressure on Azerbaijan, the military and economic leader of the South Caucasus region, France risks falling into its own trap.
Azerbaijan's victory in the 44-day war with Armenia in 2020 has fundamentally changed the geopolitical realities, opening up new opportunities for the country's and the region's progress.
Arrangements have been agreed for another meeting between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan, in Brussels on Wednesday, through the good offices of Charles Michel, the president of the European Council.
Despite the most difficult geopolitical changes in the post-Soviet space, the burden of imported inflation, the food crisis, and other negative aspects of the post-pandemic era, Caspian neighbors Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan were able to maintain the dynamics of development.
The aim of this report is therefore to demonstrate the misrepresentation inherent in the coverage of the Second Karabakh war and how exactly the concepts of Orientalism, Turkophobia, and Islamophobia influenced the way Western media narrated the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the fall of 2020.
The transfer of Azerbaijan's ancestral land, Zangezur, from Azerbaijan to Armenia, which ended in tragedy for hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijanis and "cut into pieces" both Azerbaijan and the Turkic world in general, still raises many questions.
As the Ukraine conflict makes Black Sea shipments difficult, Kazakhstan looks at an alternative route to export its oil to Europe.
On July 5, the 18th meeting of the Azerbaijani-Kazakhstani Joint Intergovernmental Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation was held in Nur-Sultan.
A year ago, the sun shone over Aghdam, Azerbaijan on a baking afternoon. Ruins abounded, with only the historic mosque close to intact, its minarets towering over the wreckage. Yet the mood was not sorrowful, but optimistic.
Contrary to what our neighbors would like to believe, the issue of UNESCO's attitude towards the state of historical and cultural heritage in the South Caucasus does not at all revolve around the Armenians' interests.
While Russia continues conducting its “special military operation” in Ukraine, Moscow’s ally, Armenia, has been seeking to normalize relations with its arch enemy, Azerbaijan.
“May 28 marks the establishment of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (ADR) – the first parliamentary republic in the Muslim world. The Republic of Azerbaijan, which restored its independence on 18 October 1991, is the successor of ADR.
Tens of millions of Azerbaijanis living throughout the world celebrate today the Independence Day, which marks the anniversary of the establishment of the entire Muslim World's first democratic statehood - the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic on May 28, 1918.
Azerbaijan and its capital Baku have become must-visit tourist destinations.
We, the participants of the Congress representing Azerbaijanis living abroad, are delighted to convene the V Congress of World Azerbaijanis in the cultural capital of the Republic of Azerbaijan. The
Meanwhile, international firms urged to leave UAE, officials say Iran will not accept interim nuclear deal, and call for details over proposed agreements with China and Russia.
In early January, the sudden outbreak of massive anti-government protests in Kazakhstan and subsequent intervention by the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) reverberated across the entire post-Soviet space, including Azerbaijan.
Farid Shafiyev: "If the CSTO troops stay for a long time, it will have serious consequences for Kazakhstan's independence."
“Azerbaijan has gained serious weight and respect in Europe, Russia, and the US. Azerbaijan is a winner, an economically strong country, a commanding military power. And we know that everyone prefers dealing with winners.”