Eurasia

Trade between Azerbaijan and Russia totaled $4.5 billion in the first 11 months of the year, with Russia remaining a key partner for non-oil exports.

Opposition politician Gultekin Hajibeyli says she is being held in a Turkish deportation center without a court order, raising questions about due process and bilateral trust.

Farhad Mammadov says peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia will be gradual and limited, shaped by diplomacy rather than rapid social reconciliation, and dependent on political developments and time.

Turkey has ordered the deportation of former Azerbaijani MP Gultekin Hajibeyli with a five-year entry ban. Hajibeyli says the decision is politically motivated and has appealed to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Lower prices and higher rental returns are driving growing interest among Azerbaijani investors in residential and commercial real estate across Turkey, official data shows.

A planned meeting between EU foreign ministers and Armenia’s top diplomat has renewed questions over whether Brussels is reacting to - rather than shaping - fast-moving developments in the South Caucasus.

Unblocking South Caucasus Routes Seen as Key Economic Breakthrough

Azerbaijan-Armenia Dialogue Expands to Potential Fuel Trade

Kazakhstan Proposes Intergovernmental Program to Protect the Caspian

Georgia’s Foreign Minister: Azerbaijan Is a Key Partner for Tbilisi

Ilgar Mammadov: Why the U.S. Seeks Rapid Peace Between Russia and Ukraine

Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Platform in the Caspian Sea

Azerbaijan and Russia Hold New Round of Political Consultations in Baku

Nasimi Aghayev Calls on Armenia to Amend Constitution, Complete Washington Agreements

A Region in Motion: How the South Caucasus Is Rewriting Its Own Geopolitics

Armenian and Azerbaijani Officials Give First Joint Interview to Euronews, Highlighting a “New Era” for the South Caucasus

Kobakhidze orders cost-free fuel shipment from Azerbaijan through Georgia

Azerbaijani Diesel Poised to Fully Replace Russian Supplies in Georgia