Nagorno-Karabakh War
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Azerbaijan’s journey from victory to victory
By Aslan Aslanov Thirty years and 44 days. What is behind these numbers? First of all, the greatness and invincibility…
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Armenians and Azerbaijanis mark the anniversary of the 44-day Karabakh War
Armenia and Azerbaijan mark the one year anniversary of an armed conflict that lasted 44 days with Azerbaijan managing to…
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Restoration, reconstruction, reconciliation and reintegration
Dr. Esmira Jafarova For three decades, Azerbaijan kept appealing to the international community about the problem of the occupation of…
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Azerbaijani President talks about Nagorno Karabakh conflict, maps out the new vision for South Caucasus
On April 10-13, 2021 ADA University in Baku, Azerbaijan hosted an international conference titled “New vision for South Caucasus: Post-conflict…
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Russia allegedly used Iskander-M ballistic missiles against Azerbaijan
Tensions are growing in Eastern Ukraine as Russia pulls heavy military equipment and supplies to confront what it considers a…
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Security challenges in the post-war period of the Armenia – Azerbaijan relations
By Vasif Huseynov Despite the internationally mediated negotiations for up to three decades, Armenia and Azerbaijan failed to resolve the…
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Cooperation and hope for the South Caucasus
By Dr. Esmira Jafarova The year 2020 was unprecedented for most nations around the world owing to the many challenges…
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President Aliyev’s swift actions delivered Azerbaijan a decisive victory and created new realities in the region
By Aslan Aslanov The Patriotic War, as the call in Baku the last 44-day armed conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan…
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Fierce fighting continues in Nagorno Karabakh
For more than two weeks now, two former Soviet republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan have been fighting in Nagorno Karabakh.…
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Armenia and its supporters’ insincere narrative stance spoils a unique opportunity
The UN’s Failure There’s no doubt that the UN is imperfect, and the latest crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh proves it. That…
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