Azerbaijani Army Undergoes Shelling from Armenian Troops
Over the past day, the positions of the Azerbaijani army were shelled by Armenian armed forces by about 10 times, Trend reports via the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan. Six incidents were related to Armenian troops shooting at the positions of the
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Putin And Erdogan Express Satisfaction with Russian-Turkish Relations
Talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Sochi can, in the words of the Turkish leader, “open a new page in bilateral relations.” Putin emphasized the increased role of the Turkish Stream, which
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Dmytro Kuleba, Minister for Foreign Affairs: There won’t be such a moment in history when the Crimea issue will be back-shelved:
The head of Ukrainian diplomacy, Dmytro Kuleba, considers long war fatigue inevitable, while remaining positive that both Ukrainians and their partners are capable of overcoming it. In an interview with Ukrinform, he also provided, in our opinion, massively convincing proof
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EU-Russia Dispute On Energy Supplies Costly For Both Sides: Expert
EU to pay more for alternative energy resources if available, while Russia, despite rerouting exports, will lose lucrative EU market, says Turkish professor While the EU scrambles to source alternative energy suppliers to minimize reliance on Russian fossil fuels, Russia
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Ankara-Moscow-Tehran Agree on Syria
By Mehman Aliyev The Seventh trilateral summit of the Astana process on the settlement of the crisis in Syria, held in Tehran on July 19, ended with the respect of interests of Moscow, Tehran, Ankara and Damascus. The Astana process started in
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Azerbaijan To Sign New Energy Security Agreement with EU – President Aliyev
Azerbaijan and the European Union will sign an energy security document over the next few days, the country’s President Ilham Aliyev said. “An important document – one on energy security – will be signed between the EU and Azerbaijan in
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Germany’s Annual Inflation Rate Comes in at 7.6% In June
Germany’s annual inflation rate came in at 7.6% in June, led by high energy prices, according to an official expectation on Wednesday. The figure was down from 7.9% in May, in line with the first estimate, according to the country’s
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Guilty Without Guilt
For 50 years now I have been carrying this “born in the USSR” stamp of Cain. It is impossible to refuse it, to wash it off, to get rid of it. It is impossible for me to wipe the memories
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TAP Donates A New Fleet of Firefighting Vehicles to The Civil Emergencies in Albania
As part of its Social and Environmental Investment (SEI) programme, the Trans Adriatic Pipeline donated a fleet of 16 firefighting vehicles to 10 municipalities across the route of the pipeline in Albania. Tirana. Albania as part of its Social and Environmental
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Ukraine Reconstruction, Food Security to Dominate G7 Agenda
By Aysu Biçer, Anadolu Agency Summit to be held under Germany’s leadership with goal of ‘progress towards an equitable world’ Leaders of the world’s seven wealthiest nations will gather in Germany for talks on additional sanctions against Russia and the medium-
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