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March 09, 2026

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Georgia’s foreign ministry condemns drone attack on Azerbaijan

Georgia

March 05, 2026

But the statement did not mention Iran.

Azerbaijan threatens Iran over drone attack

Azerbaijan-Iran

Azerbaijani president says Iran carried out 'terrorist act' against the country

Azerbaijan-Iran

March 05, 2026

Aliyev says Iran showed “great ingratitude” and warns attackers will “regret it”

Drone attack on Azerbaijan: authorities blame Iran, experts consider other possibilities

Azerbaijan-Iran

March 05, 2026

Iran’s foreign ministry denies the accusations, saying: “We do not strike neighbouring countries.”

Iran strikes airport in Azerbaijan's Nakhichevan exclave

Azerbaijan-Iran

March 05, 2026

A drone hit the airport building and exploded. Nearby schools were evacuated. The foreign ministry says Azerbaijan reserves the right to take appropriate response measures.

Azerbaijan: political prisoner placed in solitary confinement after protest in Washington

Azerbaijan

February 27, 2026

Son of jailed opposition figure Tofig Yagublu attempts protest in Washington calling for release of political prisoners

Will Russia turn to Central Asia and the South Caucasus after Ukraine?

Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia

February 26, 2026

Alexander Dugin, often described as “Putin’s brain”, said last month that no post-Soviet state should possess sovereignty.

Azerbaijani link uncovered in Russian oil network

Russia’s $90bn oil network: how Azerbaijani businessmen were exposed

Azerbaijan-Russia

February 24, 2026

The investigation shows that tankers linked to Azerbaijan became a key part of a sanctions-evasion network.

'Yerevan and Baku are on the same side in global geopolitical struggle' - Armenian political scientist

Azerbaijan-Armenia

February 23, 2026

According to Robert Ghevondyan, Armenia and Azerbaijan “accept US hegemony in a multipolar world, which is why there is greater confidence in the preservation of peace between them.”

Meydan TV case in Azerbaijan: 'Cancel trial and let us be punished under Ilham Aliyev’s decree'

Azerbaijan

February 23, 2026

As in previous hearings, the trial was again marked by tensions between the journalists and the panel of judges.

Azerbaijan courts hand down in absentia sentences to critics abroad

Azerbaijan

February 20, 2026

The rulings are based on accusations of calling for violent action against the state and inciting mass unrest.

Azerbaijan: Meydan TV journalists report violence in pre-trial detention

Azerbaijan

February 20, 2026

Aysel Umudova, Khayala Aghayeva and Aytaj Tapdig report physical and psychological abuse in detention

What's next for Armenians imprisoned in Azerbaijan — and could Ilham Aliyev release them?

Azerbaijan-Armenia

February 19, 2026

Armenian parliament speaker Alen Simonyan has said that “negotiations will not stop until the last Armenian detainee is returned”, a position that differs sharply from that of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.

Azerbaijan joins anti-organ trafficking convention: what it means and what to expect

Azerbaijan

February 18, 2026

Azerbaijan: parliament debates ratification of Council of Europe convention against human organ trafficking

'Shocking but expected verdict': Ruben Vardanyan sentenced to 20 years in Baku

Ruben Vardanyan

February 17, 2026

The former state minister of the unrecognised NKR barred his lawyer from presenting arguments in his defence, saying it was “not a court, but a tribunal”. Vardanyan’s final statement, his family’s response and expert commentary

Armenian–Azerbaijani experts’ third meeting

'Peace is strengthening': outcomes of the third meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani experts

Azerbaijan-Armenia

February 16, 2026

Bridge of Peace participants shared details of the two-day discussions on how to build mutual understanding between the two societies and what joint projects might be possible.