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President Aliyev’s post-war calculus and remaking of South Caucasus

President Aliyev’s post-war calculus and remaking of South Caucasus

2025 can be considered a new chapter in the history of Azerbaijan, a year alive with profits and achievements. The dividends of the profound and decisive policies pursued by the Azerbaijani government extend beyond the country, shaping the entire South Caucasus.

TAP pipeline boosts annual gas transport capacity by 1.2 bcm

TAP pipeline boosts annual gas transport capacity by 1.2 bcm

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has increased its gas transportation capacity by an additional 1.2 billion cubic meters per year starting from January 1, strengthening the flow of Azerbaijani natural gas to European markets, Azernews reports.

Armenia between altar and ballot as elections approach

Armenia between altar and ballot as elections approach

The confrontation between Armenia’s political leadership and the Armenian Apostolic Church has moved from quiet tension to open conflict at a highly sensitive moment. As elections approach, the dispute has taken on a political dimension that extends far beyond questions of religious reform. It now touches on state authority, national identity, and the limits of power in a system that is undergoing rapid transformation.

Babayan breaks silence as Garabagh Armenians’ fate becomes political weapon

Babayan breaks silence as Garabagh Armenians’ fate becomes political weapon

Samvel Babayan, once the “commander” of the so-called Artsakh Defense Army and ex-“secretary” of the self-proclaimed Artsakh National Security Council, has returned to the spotlight with a blunt and uncompromising critique of the Armenian authorities. His timing, right before the June parliamentary elections, raises eyebrows, but his words strike at the unresolved legacy of Garabagh and the failures of Armenian leadership.

Auto imports rise led by Tesla and hybrids

Auto imports rise led by Tesla and hybrids

For the first time ever, more than 300,000 imported cars were sold in South Korea last year, driven largely by a surge in Tesla sales. Chinese automaker BYD also made a strong debut, entering the top 10 in its first year on the market, Azernews reports, citing Korean media.

When protest turns provocation: Dangerous politics behind anti SOCAR actions [OPINION]

When protest turns provocation: Dangerous politics behind anti SOCAR actions [OPINION]

In recent times, the Gaza issue has been turned into a tool of profit for certain opportunistic groups operating behind a façade of religious virtue in different parts of the world. Actions taken under the pretext of condemning states, boycotting companies, or even provoking diplomatic tensions are often carried out with calculated intent, yet regrettably escape wider public scrutiny.

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