Second Karabakh News Today

The process of signing a peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia is progressing rapidly. The meeting held by the foreign ministers of the two countries in Almaty on May 10-11 indicates successful negotiations towards peace, with concrete agreements reached on continuing and accelerating delimitation and demarcation work.

Azerbaijan has benefited from the Ukraine war, becoming more important to Europe and Russia and gaining control of Nagorno-Karabakh, while Russias influence in the Caucasus has waned.

President Ilham Aliyev: We never forgot about issue of four villages

Azerbaijani President attended the international forum “COP29 and Green Vision for Azerbaijan” at ADA University-UPDATED-1

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has just visited Vladimir Putin in Moscow, days after Russian peacekeepers began to leave Nagorno-Karabakh, more than a year ahead of schedule. With Russia's sway in the Caucasus at a nadir, Azerbaijan's star is perhaps higher than ever.

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Azerbaijan and Armenia – two neighboring South Caucasus nations that have fought two major wars over the past 35 years – seem to be on the brink of another large-scale conflict that threatens to destabilize the strategically important region. Yerevan fears that Baku may soon attempt to achieve its ambitious geopolitical goals by invading Armenian

Prioritizing the Organization of Turkic States in Azerbaijani foreign policy does not imply isolation from other global actors

President: It is impossible to talk to us in a language of threats or with arrogance

President Ilham Aliyev discloses names of individuals he had the most frequent phone conversations with during Second Karabakh War