The global oil prices are caught in the crossfire between the failure of another attempt to reach a deal on the oil cuts and gradually rising output figures.

Imagine only four days left to a constitutional referendum. The Venice Commission, whose primary task is to assist and advise individual countries in constitutional matters, issues an urgent statement upon the request of the PACE.

July 16 turned out a true victory of the national democracy in Turkey who woke up to a morning making a real history.

In world, little doubt can be left now as will Turkey regain its strong positions. The Turkish president has taken crucial steps to win back its friends and push forward the country’s economy.

A long-lasting Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in the South Caucasus region has contributed to a widening volatility gap that is leaving many people in danger, even those who are out of direct impact of the conflict. But one promising solution offers hope throughout the region: a fair resolution to the conflict.

The Armenian government intends to investigate its intensive ceasefire breaches on the contact line with Azerbaijan by the help of French equipment.

Aggression and terror against civilians is not a new phenomenon for Yerevan, nor has it been specific to any one regime.

April provocation of Armenia in the occupied lands of Azerbaijan is yet a topic of hot political discussions on the level of experts.

The recent negotiations between Georgia's Energy Minister Kakha Kaladze and Russian gas giant Gazprom caused a storm of unrest and accusations both in Georgia and Azerbaijan.

Germany has vowed to participate in settlement of the Armenian-Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh conflict as OSCE chairman.

U.S. President Barack Obama has invited President Aliyev to attend the 4th Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, in March 2016.

It is hard to believe but even one word can spoil the relations between people, and one persons can spoil the relations between the states. It seems 'someone' is interested to deteriorate the relations strategic relations between the United States and Azerbaijan.

The relations between Russia and Turkey continue to aggravate after the incident of downing the Russian military plane by Turkish air forces.

The Syrian crisis poises to create new source of tension among the countries, which attempt to solve it.

A series of terrorist attacks in mid-November in the French capital, which took the lives of 130 innocent people, has shaken not only France, but also Europe and the whole world.

Armenia has replied to Azerbaijan’s humanity with provocation on the contact line of Armenian-Azerbaijani armed forces.

The struggle against terrorism has become one of the main priorities for most countries, either developed or not. This is reflected in the agenda of most high-ranking events around the world, one of which was the G20 Summit held in Antalya, Turkey.

Azerbaijan, located on the crossroad of the east and west and blending two different cultures in an original way, has become a host for many large international events.

The November 1 parliamentary elections, which ended in Azerbaijan last week, opened up a new page in the country's public and political life and was seen by many international observers as a step forward for the country's democratic development.

After a long standstill in the negotiation process, the OSCE Minsk Group seems to want to increase efforts for the resolution of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict.

Isabel Santos may be familiar to many people interested in the socio-political processes in Azerbaijan. Her name is most frequently used in attempts to discredit Azerbaijan.

The delimitation of the section of the Caspian Sea shelf between Russia and Kazakhstan could became the starting point for acceleration in determining the status of the Caspian Sea.

The use of terror as a political tool is nothing new and over the course of istory has claimed tens of thousands of lives. Terror, however, is a double–edged sword and concerns even those who revert to the use of terror, irrespective of their location.

In a time when peace and dialogue is as important as ever, the Council of Europe is demonstrating its unwillingness to constructively cooperate with member-countries of the organization.

The Washington Post, which needs no introduction, is at it again. For reasons known only to them, the newspaper has decided to take another jab at Azerbaijan. But since currently there is lack of negativity about the country, the whole editorial staff had to get involved.