EU–Azerbaijan dialogue: Kallas’ visit sets the tone
In late April and early May, Azerbaijan once again became a focal point for visits by senior representatives of the European political establishment.
Pragmatic Europe is queuing up in Baku
Pragmatism versus declarations — it is precisely in this logic that the gap between the rhetoric of European institutions and the real policy of key EU states in the South Caucasus is becoming increasingly visible today.
How Russia’s imperial view of the Caucasus still shapes its policy today
Russia’s contemporary policy in the Caucasus is often described through the language of security, peacekeeping and regional stability. Yet its deeper roots lie in an older imperial habit: treating the region as a strategic frontier to be managed, reorganized and kept within Moscow’s sphere of influence.
Corruption without borders? Armenian lobby drags EU into Kremlin games
Former UN International Court of Justice prosecutor Luis Ocampo threatens pro-Western Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan with coup.
An anti-Azerbaijan scenario for the Ukrainian reality
In recent years, European politics has increasingly revealed a troubling tendency: instead of exerting pressure on the aggressor, efforts are often redirected toward those in a more vulnerable position.
Babiš visit signals reset in Azerbaijan–Czech engagement
The visit of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš to Azerbaijan marks a strategic reset in bilateral relations after years of limited high-level engagement. It reflects shifting European energy priorities, expanding industrial and defense cooperation, and a broader transition toward long-term economic integration, diversification, and joint projects beyond traditional oil-based trade frameworks.
Now is the time to build Trans-Caspian pipelines
There has recently been a lot of interest in the Middle Corridor’s growing importance as a key transit route connecting European and Asian markets for goods, energy and the movement of people.
European parliamentary resolutions and the limits of external influence on the post-conflict dynamics in the South Caucasus
European parliamentary resolutions targeting Azerbaijan have triggered a strong diplomatic response from Baku, raising concerns over sovereignty, territorial integrity, and external interference in the peace process with Armenia. The timing, coinciding with EU negotiations, suggests potential political pressure, while highlighting broader tensions around post-conflict realities and competing narratives in the South Caucasus.
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Science
Azerbaijan confirms bans and penalties for AI‑generated illegal content
Azerbaijan has officially approved bans, fines, and penalties for the creation and distribution of illegal materials using artificial intelligence.
History
The story of a provocation – Who stood behind the events in Sumgait?
A controversial perspective on the 1988 Sumgait events, portraying them as a calculated provocation that reshaped the course of the Karabakh conflict.
Gender
CICA conference in Baku focuses on women’s leadership and sustainable growth
An international conference under the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) has opened in Baku, bringing together participants to discuss the role of women in driving sustainable development.
