Eurasia

Armenia Signals Readiness to Join ‘Trump Route’ Corridor With U.S. Backing

South Caucasus Goes ‘Against the Current’ as East Builds Collective Center of Power

Derluguian: In the Caucasus, bright outcomes often stem from dull causes

Karapetyan called for greater focus on agriculture and the food industry, sectors he believes could quickly generate jobs and provide farmers with a sustainable income.

Suspect had joined a Ukrainian organization banned in Russia and conducted reconnaissance of potential targets

The high-level week of the UN General Assembly will run from September 23 to 30 at UN headquarters in New York.

“I never thought I would have to flee my own country like a thief in the night.”

Real power inside the SCO gravitates toward a mini-club—RIC (Russia–India–China)—whose internal frictions and interdependence make bloc-discipline unlikely.

Erdoğan lost ground in last year’s local elections. Instead of winning back support, he is using state power to ensure the opposition cannot compete at all.

Former Armenian Leader Denounces Case as Political, Linked to 2008 Unrest.

Ankara–Yerevan Dialogue Moves Forward Amid Armenia–Azerbaijan Negotiations

Tehran continues to send mixed signals over whether alleged drone attacks on Iran came from Azerbaijani territory

“The Government Is Me”: Monologue Politics and State Unraveling

“Our economic relations with Azerbaijan are normal. I never tire of repeating this,” Overchuk said.

“We view this as a practical step toward unblocking regional communications, advancing the peace agenda, and fostering an atmosphere of mutual trust,” Baghdasaryan said, as quoted by Armenian media.

She noted that while Russia portrays the summit as proof it is not isolated, the real balance tilts toward China