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Sporting Genocide
April 23, 2023
NATO’s malign influence has sullied almost all the world’s sporting groups and tournaments, Declan Hayes writes.
Why Azerbaijan is Wringing Its Hands Over Turkish Elections
April 20, 2023
Azerbaijan is watching upcoming Turkish elections with a great deal of concern. An Erdogan victory means continuity for Baku’s hardline regional policies, but an opposition win may undermine its recent gains.
South Caucasus: A Battle of Wills and Corridors
December 31, 2022
Azerbaijan and Turkiye are gunning to establish the “Zangezur corridor,” in direct conflict with Iran and Armenia’s interests as it entails the blockade of the Lachin corridor – a lifeline for the ethnic Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh.
The Iran-Azerbaijan Standoff Is a Contest for the Region’s Transportation Corridors
October 7, 2021
The reaction to the Iranian military exercise so far is a predictable Turkey–Azerbaijani response: they are conducting a joint drill in Nakhchivan throughout this week.
