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A clean victory: Azerbaijan is the only one that won the war unconditionally

Today, security has become the most pressing issue in the world. This is because security itself has become scarce. The world is engulfed in conflicts. The war in Ukraine, now entering its fourth year, and the 40-day war in the Middle East are increasingly viewed by analysts as steps towards a third world war. Looking at current developments, such forecasts no longer seem distant. This is no longer a scenario from apocalyptic cinema, but a situation in which approaching the brink could at any moment become irreversible.

10 Apr 2026-09:20
Aliyev’s Tbilisi visit: Deepening Azerbaijan–Georgia strategic energy and transport axis

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s visit to Tbilisi on April 6 was not merely another high-level meeting, but a reflection of the broader logic underpinning Azerbaijan–Georgia relations. This logic is built on pragmatism, strategic calculation, and a level of mutual trust that is rare in today’s world.

08 Apr 2026-17:34
Iran and the IAEA have completely parted ways

Russia is evacuating personnel from the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in Iran. On the eve of the move, Rosatom chief Alexey Likhachev said the process would continue as soon as the necessary conditions are in place. Employees evacuated on April 5 are already on the territory of Armenia. According to Likhachev, Rosatom has plans A, B, and C regarding Bushehr, but everything depends on the circumstances.

08 Apr 2026-09:34
High oil prices: pros and cons for Azerbaijan

Rising oil prices are traditionally seen as an unequivocal benefit for hydrocarbon-exporting countries. For Azerbaijan, whose economy largely depends on the energy sector, this factor indeed plays a key role. However, in modern conditions, the impact of oil prices on the country’s economy is far more complex and multifaceted than it may appear at first glance.

08 Apr 2026-09:30
Armenian mines continue to threaten the future

The mine threat remains one of the most severe and long-term consequences of conflict, affecting not only security but also the development prospects of entire regions. For Azerbaijan, this problem has assumed a particularly large scale. It represents a humanitarian, social, and economic challenge.

07 Apr 2026-09:15
TotalEnergies and Masdar join forces in the fight against climate change

TotalEnergies (France) and Masdar (United Arab Emirates) have signed a binding agreement to establish a 50/50 joint venture worth $2.2 billion, which will combine their onshore renewable energy projects across nine Asian countries, including Azerbaijan.

04 Apr 2026-12:32
Russian-Armenian dialogue and geopolitics

02 Apr 2026-20:56
Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Egypt eye consortium for Strait of Hormuz as Iran remains silent

Amid the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape of the Middle East and rising tensions surrounding Iran, the idea of establishing a new mechanism to manage one of the world’s most crucial energy hubs — the Strait of Hormuz — is gaining both economic and strategic importance.

02 Apr 2026-09:17
Armenia rethinks past narratives as Pashinyan signals policy shift – expert opinions

At a time when a post-conflict phase is taking shape in the South Caucasus, recent statements by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan are drawing particular attention regarding the region’s future political trajectory. In particular, his remarks on “abandoning genocide rhetoric” and “revisiting the agenda of historical justice” are being interpreted as signals of emerging realities both within Armenia and across the region. Although this approach is presented as an attempt to revise a long-established ideological line, the extent of its real political consequences remains uncertain.

02 Apr 2026-09:08
Has crypto’s profit model changed? Where are Bitcoin and XRP investors going?

Bitcoin is showing renewed strength, Risk appetite is improving, and some investors are discussing a new upward cycle. But capital hasn’t returned — U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $300 million in net outflows last week, while Ethereum ETFs also recorded withdrawals.

31 Mar 2026-17:30