Azerbaijan's role in the evolving global order highlights its strategic links to northern regions like Greenland and the Arctic. Geopolitical shifts, resource conflicts, and cultural ties underscore the nation's position in shaping international dynamics. The intersection of regional and global interests emphasizes Azerbaijan's importance in navigating the complexities of the new world order.
Armenia debates EU accession as its government initiates the process. Challenges include economic risks, potential exit from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), and logistical hurdles. While EU integration offers political benefits, Armenia risks losing access to EAEU markets and facing economic instability. The decision demands careful analysis of long-term consequences, balancing geopolitical ambitions with economic realities.
At Caspian-Alpine Society, our commitment to fostering cross-cultural connections and supporting the Azerbaijani diaspora has reached a new level through our recent collaboration with Dansk-Aserbajdsjansk “Veten” Forening. This partnership showcases our ability to provide comprehensive organizational support and contribute to the revitalization of cultural communities abroad.
As the COP29 conference approaches, along with the fourth anniversary of the end of the Second Karabakh War, the Caspian-Alpine Society had the opportunity to speak with Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Switzerland, Fuad Isgandarov. The discussion covered crucial topics, including the green agenda, relations between Switzerland and Azerbaijan, Switzerland's unique position as a neutral partner, among other key issues.