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Azerbaijan Tourism Board is embracing the opportunity for change and inviting travellers to take a new look at what the country has to offer. Straddling two continents where East meets West, it offers a mix of culture, architecture and culinary heritage.
6 May in 6:00 Eurasia Review This year, the Azerbaijani government will spend $1.5 billion on the restoration of the territories liberated from the Armenian occupation. In addition to agriculture and the mining industry, it is planned to develop tourism in the region. However, while many areas have not yet been cleared there, U.S. political analyst Peter Tase is giving a tour of other Azerbaijani regions for "Azerbaijan is both European and Asian at the same time. Azerbaijan’s importance is much greater than its small [territorial] size," Polish historian, specialist on the hist...
Baku, February 27, AZERTAC The Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States (PUOIC) has issued a statement on the 29th anniversary of Khojaly Genocide. The document was published on the organization's official website (en.puic.org). The statement reads: “29 years have passed since the occupation of the Khojaly town and the genocide of its civilian residents in February 26, 1992, one of the bitterest consequences of the Armenian aggression against Azerbaijan. After blockade of Khojaly town by the occupant Armenian armed forces, around 2,500 remaining civilians fleeing to reach the nearest s...
14 January 2021, 00:01 UTC Field investigators visited dozens of strike sites in Azerbaijan and Armenia Evidence refutes both sides’ denials they launched indiscriminate strikes, including with cluster munitions Other weapons used include ballistic missiles and volleys of notoriously imprecise rockets and artillery The Armenian and Azerbaijani forces’ repeated use of notoriously inaccurate and indiscriminate weapons – including cluster munitions and explosive weapons with wide area effects in populated civilian areas – violated international humanitarian law and killed scores of civi...
In the line of fire: Civilian casualties from unlawful strikes in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh Format Field investigators visited dozens of strike sites in Azerbaijan and Armenia Evidence refutes both sides’ denials they launched indiscriminate strikes, including with cluster munitions Other weapons used include ballistic missiles and volleys of notoriously imprecise rockets and artillery The Armenian and Azerbaijani forces’ repeated use of notoriously inaccurate and indiscriminate weapons – including cluster munitions and explosive weapons with wide area effe...