Stay updated with breaking news from Mahammad Mammadov. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are strengthening their trans-Caspian relationship to develop the Middle Corridor trade route, with implications for regional connectivity and geopolitical dynamics.
Listen to the new season of a podcast series shining a bright light on the global terrorist and criminal activities that Lebanese Hezbollah would rather keep hidden from view.
Mahammad Mammadov is a Research Fellow at the Topchubashov Center, an independent think tank in Baku, Azerbaijan. He is an adjunct lecturer at Khazar University. In 2020, he obtained his double MA degree in Russian, Central and East European, and Eurasian Studies from the University of Glasgow and the University of Tartu. He specializes in foreign policy analysis and international relations theories. His research interests include energy, connectivity, as well as geopolitical and transitional developments in the post-Soviet space with a specific focus on Azerbaijani foreign policy.
Despite its growing alignment with Pakistan, Azerbaijan is careful that it does not come at the expense of the country's relations with India as Azerbaijan and India are invested in cooperation despite 'several geopolitical differences'.
Iskander operational-tactical missile system of the Russian 92nd missile brigade. Photo: Vadim Grishankin wikimedia.org Following the war in Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan finally signed a ceasefire agreement in November 2020 with the help of Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, recent political developments in both countries indicate that certain military manoeuvres in the last phases of the war will come back to haunt the trilateral agreement. These issues could increase uncertainty for all sides. Alongside Azerbaijan’s accidental shootdown of a Russian helicopter and Armenia’s...