Politics
Efforts to Boycott COP29 Fail – Ilham Aliyev
Efforts to boycott COP29 have failed, as confirmed by the participation of 80 presidents, vice-presidents and prime ministers from different countries at COP29. This was stated by head of state Ilham Aliyev on 12 November, speaking at the opening of
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Moldova’s European Choice: How a Hard-Fought Election and Diaspora Support Brought Sandu Victory
By Mehman Aliyev The recent presidential election in Moldova placed the country at a political crossroads, as incumbent President Maia Sandu secured a victory by a narrow margin in a tense second-round contest against Alexandr Stoianoglo. The election, which concluded
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Learning From The Past To Set Our Future Vision
By Tomris Azeri, head of the Azerbaijan Society of America (AAS) During my last year of junior high school in the late 70’s, it was common to hear talk about Ottoman Turks killing 200 thousand Armenians and calling that genocide.
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Moscow, Baku Reiterate Importance of Cooperation in Int’l Organizations, Other Multilateral Forums – Joint Statement
Interfax. ru – Russia and Azerbaijan intend to cooperate on matters of mutual interest on international forums, the Kremlin website said. “The presidents acknowledged the importance of continuing to develop cooperation on matters of mutual interest in international organizations and
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The Current Ukrainian Blitzkrieg in Kursk and Its Geopolitical Missions
By Dr. Vakhtang Maisaia Ph.D. in politics and military science. International Military Expert, CIRSA (Republic of Poland) New transformation has been fixing in war in Ukraine when during the eight months of active combat operation lull all of sudden the
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The Discovery of a New Political World?
By Carsten Sander Christensen On November 5 this year, the US presidential election, the 60th quadrennial of its kind, will take place. In comparison with the European states, where some have more than eight hundred years behind them, the USA
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We Have Never Been This Close: Top Azeri, U.S. Officials on Karabakh Talks, Russia and Türkiye
By Alex Raufoqlu The top Biden administration official in charge of Europe and Eurasia on Tuesday laid out Washington’s efforts to help Azerbaijan and Armenia to independently finalize a peace agreement among themselves, which he warned that Russia was “trying
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A New Approach for Perpetual Peace in Sudan
By Arlene Schar and Dr. David Leffler Despite ongoing efforts to resolve tensions and stabilize Sudan, longstanding divisive issues remain largely unresolved, and civil war persists. Achieving a sustainable and lasting peace remains challenging. It is crucial to quickly reduce
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Pezeshkian and the Possibilities of Change in the Dilemma of State and Government in Iran
By Ural Hatemi With the presidential elections over in Iran, everyone is focused on one question: will the new government be able to bring about any change in Iran? We can ask this question in the following way: Will Pezeshkian
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An Azerbaijani Elected President of Iran
A lesser-known Iranian parliamentarian, who previously served as a health minister, has been elected the president of the Islamic Republic of Iran in a stunning turn of events.Masoud Pezeshkian defeated his conservative opponent, Saeed Jalili, the former lead nuclear negotiator
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