Politics
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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Azerbaijan Interested in Joining BRICS, China Hails This Ambition – Declaration
Baku and Beijing adopted a joint declaration On Establishing Strategic Partnership between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the People’s Republic of China at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Astana. The document states that Beijing hails Azerbaijan’s
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Georgia On the Verge of Potential War Game with Russia and Ukraine.
By Dr. Vakhtang Maisaia, Ph.D. in political and military sciences, International Military Expert, CIRSA (Republic of Poland) In conjunction with tense geopolitical situation in Ukraine, Georgia is being pulled out of the daily political agenda. This is a case of
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Three “Giants” Geoeconomic Wargame Over “Middle Transit Corridor”
By Dr. Vakhtang Maisaia Professor, Caucasus International University (CIU) Ph.D. in Political Science, Georgia The South Caucasus region is increasingly becoming a priority on the international agenda. In fact, a regional approach is emerging as actors understand that common
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Armenian PM: Signing Peace Agreement with Azerbaijan in Nearest Future Possible
(Interfax) – Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has expressed hope for the soonest possible signing of a peace agreement with Azerbaijan. “Every day presents a perfect opportunity to sign the peace agreement. The thing is that we need consensus on
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Law on “Foreign Influence Transparency” – Why It Labels as “Russian One”
By Vakhtang Maisaia Ph. D. in political science, Central-European Institute of Research and Strategic Analysis (CIRSA) International Expert on National Security Studies (Republic of Poland) The main reason in Georgia’s instability caused by introduction to the Parliamentary adoption law draft
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