Azerbaijan and Armenia Finalize Peace Treaty, but Trust Issues Persist
On March 13, 2025, Azerbaijan and Armenia finalized a peace agreement, potentially ending a 33-year conflict. Key issues included foreign military presence and legal disputes. Azerbaijan demands Armenia remove territorial claims from its Constitution. International support grows, but signing remains uncertain amid political and military tensions.
National Interests or Isolationism? Azerbaijan’s Policy Towards International Organizations and Media Structures
Azerbaijan’s policy toward international organizations and media structures has sparked debate. While some Western sources view recent actions as isolationist, a deeper analysis suggests a reassessment of cooperation based on national interests. This shift reflects global trends, emphasizing sovereignty, security, and selective engagement rather than outright rejection of international collaboration.
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Launch of the Cultural Portal on the Aze.Swiss Domain
On this portal, readers can explore various aspects of Azerbaijani life and culture.
SOCAR, KazMunayGas, Tatneft, and Uzbekneftegaz Expand Multilateral Ties in Energy Sector
SOCAR, KazMunayGas, Tatneft, and Uzbekneftegaz signed cooperation agreements on digitalization, industrial safety, and emergency response at an international conference in Baku. The partnership focuses on AI-driven solutions, predictive analytics, joint procurement, and rapid emergency response teams, enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and economic ties in the oil and gas sector.
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