Will Israel's recognition of Armenian Genocide affect region? Views from Baku
Experts describe the decision as a sign of Azerbaijan's declining importance in Israel's Middle East agenda, an election gesture and an unfair move towards Turkey
Experts describe the decision as a sign of Azerbaijan's declining importance in Israel's Middle East agenda, an election gesture and an unfair move towards Turkey
Observers suggest the case reflects political interference in the opposition through the judicial system, possibly with the involvement of the authorities
“The Akhalkalaki–Kars railway is now open for exports from Armenia and imports into Armenia,” Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says. Economist Aghasi Tavadyan explains what this could mean.
Ahead of the 2028 elections, Turkey’s main opposition force may direct its energy not towards challenging the government, but towards internal struggle.