Nagorno-Karabakh Region, Azerbaijan flag

Azerbaijanis’ Decades-long Wait to Reclaim Separatist Homeland

BAKU, Azerbaijan Nazim Valiyev, a dentist, fled his home in Karabakh, Azerbaijan, due to ethnic violence in the separatist region. Over three decades later, Valiyev hopes to return to the region, which is now under Azerbaijani control. The conflict began...
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev kisses the flag before raising it near Sarsang Reservoir, Karabakh, Azerbaijan

Azerbaijani President Aliyev’s Historic Karabakh Visit: Raising the Flag

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev visited Khankendi, a city in the region where Baku has retaken Karabakh from Armenian separatists, in a symbolic move to cement Azerbaijani rule. Aliyev raised the Azerbaijani flag in every place he visited, including the Sarsang...
Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin’s Diplomatic Visit to Kyrgyzstan: Strengthening Bilateral Relations

The global heat is significantly affecting former Soviet republics, which have gained independence since 1991 and have the unique opportunity to choose their own political and economic directions. However, Russia has been exerting its political shadow to control Western and...
Armenia-Azerbaijan

Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict: Historical Tensions and Prospects for Peace

The Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, rooted in historical tensions, continues to be a significant issue in the South Caucasus region. The conflict began in the early 20th century when both nations were under Soviet rule. The Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast (NKAO) was established...
Iran-Azerbaijan

Iran’s Paranoia: Impact on Azerbaijan Relations

Iran and Azerbaijan have a long-standing relationship characterized by historical ties, geographical proximity, and shared cultural elements. However, Iran's growing paranoia has strained these ties, affecting regional stability. Both countries have a deep cultural bond, with millions of ethnic Azerbaijanis...
Nagorno-Karabakh Region, Azerbaijan flag

Impact of Armenia’s Strategic “Gray Zone” Tactics in Karabakh!

A "gray zone" in international relations refers to the space between war and peace where a nation initiates discreet campaigns of aggression by non-military and paramilitary agents that do not meet the threshold of open armed conflict. This intermediary phase...
Armenia–Azerbaijan border

Russia says Karabakh Armenian Fighters Begin Surrendering Arms

NEAR KORNIDZOR, Armenia Armenian fighters in Nagorno Karabakh have started surrendering arms as humanitarian aid reaches 120,000 Armenians who believe the world has abandoned them after Azerbaijan defeated their forces. The Armenians of Karabakh, internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan,...
A damaged residential building in Stepanakert, the regional capital, after Azerbaijan began strikes on Nagorno-Karabakh

Azerbaijan’s Reclamation: Retaking Armenian Enclave as Separatists Surrender

Azerbaijan has regained the Nagorno-Karabakh region after a 24-hour assault, forcing ethnic Armenian forces to surrender and agreeing to a Russia-brokered ceasefire. Azerbaijan will halt its military offensive, which killed at least 200 people and injured many more, and hold...
Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan-Armenia Reach Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire Accord

Baku, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan and Armenia have reached a ceasefire agreement, marking a significant step towards ending the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, a territorial dispute rooted in history and ethnic tensions. The battle, which began in the late 1980s and escalated into a...
Azerbaijan Military

Azerbaijan’s Military Disarmament of Armenians in Karabakh

Baku, Azerbaijan Azеrbaijan has takеn a significant stеp towards dеmilitarizing thе Nagorno-Karabakh rеgion by disarming Armеnian forcеs that havе hеld a strong prеsеncе in thе arеa for dеcadеs. This movе comеs as part of thе ongoing еfforts to stabilizе thе...
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