Iran: What are the implications of Azerbaijan's victory over Armenia?
Tehran's options in the South Caucasus are limited and shaped by countries like Israel and Turkey, driving fears about its backyard
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Tehran's options in the South Caucasus are limited and shaped by countries like Israel and Turkey, driving fears about its backyard
Nearly three thousand ethnic Armenians have so far fled Nagorno Karabakh following last week's Azerbaijani military takeover.According to a statement from the Armenian government, published this morning, more than 2,900 refugees have arrived in Armenia from the enclave in the Sou...
Pope Francis joins thousands of young people in St. Peter’s Square in an appeal for peace in our world, especially in war-torn Ukraine.
During a parade in Baku in December 2020 marking Azerbaijan’s victory in the Second Karabakh War, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recited an Azerbaijani poem that caught the attention of Iran. The poem, titled “Gulustan,” speaks of sadness resulting from the fact that the Aras River divides the ethnically Azerbaijani people in the Republic of Azerbaijan from those in
Heavy fighting continues along the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This is but the latest round of high-intensity conflict between the neighboring nations. The last one, the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War, was a game-changer in Azerbaijan’s favor.