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Dublin puts Azerbaijan at the centre of a changing European equation

Dublin puts Azerbaijan at the centre of a changing European equation

A new partnership with Britain, Europe’s search for dependable energy and tentative peace with Armenia reveal how Baku is turning geography into diplomatic influence.

Azerbaijan declines to join three declarations adopted at European Political Community Summit

Azerbaijan declines to join three declarations adopted at European Political Community Summit

Several countries have joined the Declaration on the Fundamental Principles of European Security, the Statement on Migration and the Declaration of the European Coalition Against Drugs, which were proposed by a group of countries during the European Political Community (EPC) Summit held in Dublin on November 12.

Croatia eyes Azerbaijani gas imports as energy cooperation expands

Croatia eyes Azerbaijani gas imports as energy cooperation expands

Croatia is interested in importing natural gas from Azerbaijan, building on existing energy ties that already include substantial supplies of Azerbaijani crude oil, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković told journalists.

Armenia's war on historical reality finds new battleground in Blue Mosque

Armenia's war on historical reality finds new battleground in Blue Mosque

It is difficult to watch the historical decline of a nation that has given so much to human civilisation. Our neighbours in Armenia have every reason to expect the gratitude of the world. After all, this is the nation that invented the apricot, made fashion when the rest of humanity was still struggling to find something to wear in its caves, and embraced Christianity centuries before Jesus Christ was born. Such extraordinary foresight deserves recognition. The fact that Christianity is generally associated with Jesus is perhaps another example of Armenian modesty.

Kremlin says any NATO commitment to halt expansion must be legally documented

Kremlin says any NATO commitment to halt expansion must be legally documented

NATO repeatedly broke its previous assurances that it would refrain from expanding eastward, making it essential for any future agreements on the issue to be formally documented in writing, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said.

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