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How the Caspian Region is Supporting Earthquake Relief in Turkiye

Russia's Ukraine War Continues to Impact Azerbaijan's Oil Sector

Analysis-Central Asian Aviation Sees Opportunities in Ukraine Crisis

Russia Continues to Target Central Asian Migrants for War Effort

Armenian Foreign Minister Visits Turkiye After Earthquake, Rekindles Hopes for Normalization

Georgia Believes ‘Modest Dowries’ Are Enough for EU Membership

Earthquake Assistance and the Armenia-Turkiye Relationship

Upgrade in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan Ties Holds Promise of Trade Bonanza

Huge Earthquake Kills 3,700 in Turkiye and Syria, Bad Weather Worsens Plight

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Central Asian Universities Enrolling Afghan Women Amid Taliban College Ban

Attack on Azerbaijani Embassy in Iran Further Divides the World

Azerbaijan Evacuates Embassy in Iran After Fatal Shooting

An Oligarch Rising: for Armenia and Russia 

The Folk Performer Who Embodied the Spiritual Code of Kyrgyz Art Dies, 53

The surviving popularity of the komuz as a living instrument, rather than a museum artifact, and the flourishing tradition of Kyrgyz folk music is in no small way thanks to Malik Alikeyev, who died on January 17.

Iranian Ballistic Missiles Threaten to Change Battlefield Dynamic in Ukraine

Tajikistan: In a World of Unreliable Men, Polygamy Offers Uneasy Answer

Polygamous marriages can grant women some financial stability, but no legal protection if they are abandoned.

Russia's Lavrov Says Moscow Ready to Send Mission to Armenia-Azerbaijan Border

Legendary Georgian Vakhtang ‘Buba’ Kikabidze Dies at 84

Kazakh 'Yurt Of Invincibility' in Ukraine's Bucha Sparks Moscow-Astana Tensions

Jailed Iranian American Appeals to Biden, Starts Hunger Strike

Kazakhstan Slaps Crypto Miners With Higher Energy Bills

Miners flocked to Kazakhstan from China in 2021 after Beijing banned operations there.

Russia Blames Armenia for Breakdown in Azerbaijan Talks

Azerbaijan Appoints First Ever Ambassador to Israel Amid Iran Row

Iran Sentences Three More Protesters to Death Amid International Criticism

Azerbaijan Asks World Court to Order Armenia to Help Demine Contested Territories

Russia Now Forced to Look East of Caucasus to Reach Iran

Iranian Chess Player Was Warned Not to Return to Iran After Competing Without Hijab

Georgian Play Examines Illegal Migration to America

Today hundreds of Georgians are sneaking into the U.S. from Mexico, but one Georgian who blazed that trail 20 years ago is now able to tell her story.

The Mysterious Leopards of the Caspian Region

Iran’s Continuing Crack Downs and Their International Effects

Uzbekistan Says 18 Children Die After Consuming India-made Syrup

How the War in Ukraine Has Exposed Georgia's Fault Lines

Iran Says UK-linked Arrests Reflect 'Destructive Role' in Protests

The "Lachin" Highway Situation Continues

Georgia’s Emaciated Former President Appears in Remote Court Hearing

The former president has been hospitalized for months.

Iranian Protesters Turn to TikTok to Get Their Message Past Government Censors

The Lachin Crisis: Ongoing Geopolitical Struggles in Karabakh

Four Leaders Sign Agreement to Bring Green Azerbaijani Energy to Europe

Azerbaijani Soldier Killed by Mine Explosion in Kalbajar

Banking Cooperation Between Iran and Russia Increases as De-Dollarization Campaign Intensifies

Tajikistan: Families Freeze While Energy Independence Chimera Remains Ever Distant

Tajikistan has struggled for over a decade to raise funds for the world's tallest dam, leaving its population freezing each winter and skimping on basic social services.

How Closed is the ‘Lachin’ Highway?

US Ambassador to Georgia: "The Government is Responsible for Saakashvili's Health"

Azerbaijan's SOCAR Halts Russian Crude Supplies to Turkish Refinery

Russia Is Using The Caspian Sea To Launch Strikes Against Ukraine. So Why Are The Caspian Countries Silent?

Azerbaijan and Turkey in Joint Military Exercises on Iranian Border

Israeli Intelligence Chiefs See Tehran Surviving Protests, For Now

Thousands of Caspian Seals Found Dead on Russian Beaches

Prospects of an Armenian Lead, Russian Private Military Company in Karabakh

Armenia’s Economic Boom Hurts Tech Sector

An influx of Russians has pushed up the value of the dram, undercutting Armenia’s exporters and the celebrated IT industry.

Mirziyoev, Japarov Sign Laws on Kyrgyz-Uzbek Border, Disputed Water Reservoir

Exclusive - Kazakh McDonald's Shut Outlets Temporarily after Halting Supplies from Russia

The Use of “Passportization” in Perpetuating Unrecognized Separatist States

Iran Rejects U.N. Investigation Into Protests - Spokesperson

Aliyev Says He Won’t Meet Pashinyan in Brussels due to Macron’s Anti-Azerbaijani “Insults” 

Zangilan Airport: A New Driver of Economic Development in Karabakh

Uzbekistan: Mirziyoyev Courts French Investors in Paris

Soccer-Iranian World Cup Squad Declines to Sing National Anthem, Backing Protests

Kazakh President Tokayev Wins Re-election With 81.3% of Vote

Analysis-Shocked by Ukraine War, Russian Neighbour Kazakhstan Looks West

EU Piles Pressure on Iran's Leaders With More Sanctions

Turkmenistan Bars Students from Leaving Country Ahead of Census

In Canada, an Azerbaijani Jewish Heritage Event Underlines Hope for Interfaith Dialogue

Iran Arrests Woman on Charges She is Linked to London-based TV Channel

Uzbekistan Prepares to Host Organization of Turkic States Summit

EU Taps Kazakhstan for Rare Earths, Green Hydrogen

Kazakhstan is itching to get its lithium out of the ground.

Driving to Shusha – a Personal Experience

From Russia With Cash: Georgia Booms as Russians Flee Putin's War

Garage Schools For Georgia’s Azerbaijanis

A new generation of ethnic Azerbaijani activists are trying to help people in their home villages improve their Georgian-language skills.

Iran Protests at Point of 'No Return' - Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

Kazakh-Language Club a Hit With Russian Speakers in Kazakhstan, Amid Ukraine War

Two Differing Approaches to the Mobilization in Crimea

Kazakhstan: Government Wades Into Language Debate With New Workplace Rules

An Armenian Family from Baku – Alex Mnatsakanov’s Story

Is Russia Trying to Spoil EU-mediated Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Talks?

Britain Sanctions Iran Over Supply of Drones to Russia

'We Want Respect' - Putin's Authority Tested in Central Asia

Putin, Aliyev and Pashinyan Attend the CIS Heads of State Meeting in Astana

Tragedy in Ganja – Personal Suffering in the Wake of War

'I Don't Want to Shoot Anybody': War-averse Russians Seek Sanctuary in Georgia

Israel Says It Plans to Open Transit Camps for Russian Jews in Azerbaijan

The temporary camps are to accommodate those Jews who are seeking to emigrate from Russia amid the Ukraine war. But Baku is staying quiet on it.

EU Mediation is Taking a Leading Role in Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Negotiations

Cyber Warfare – Iran, Demonstrations, Exploding Steel Plants and the Albanian Connection

Turkic Ties and Their Influence in The Caspian Region 

Azerbaijan and Armenia Agree to Mutually Recognize Each Other’s Territorial Integrity

The Protests in Iran and Azerbaijani Turk Civil Rights Activists

Turkish, Armenian, Azerbaijani Leaders Meet at Summit Despite Rifts

Ukraine War: I’ve Just Returned From Georgia Where They Are Angry About the Conflict and Fear an Invasion

Prices Drop as Bulgarian-Greek Gas Connection Starts Operations

Belarus’s Lukashenko Visits Abkhazia

Diplomatic Manoeuvres over the Caucasus

'The Internet is Dead in Iran': Protests Targeted by Shutdown

Kazakhstan: Rents Rocket as Russian Draft Dodgers Push Up Demand

Kazakhstan's president pledged unspecified assistance for Russians fleeing a "hopeless situation."

Russians Flee to Georgia After Putin's Mobilisation Order

Iran Unrest Death Toll Grows as Protests Intensify

​​​​​What Does the EU Have to Gain from the Resolution of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict?

Two Men Killed in Iran During Protests Over Death in Custody, Rights Group Says

Deadly Clashes Along Kyrgyz-Tajik Border Continue Despite Cease-Fire

Azerbaijan Says It Wants Peace, But Is Ready to Respond to Threats

U.N. Hopes Armenia, Azerbaijan Ceasefire Holds

Armenia and Azerbaijan Clash Again as Foreign Peace Efforts Intensify

Putin Calls for Calm as Azerbaijan and Armenia Clash in Worst Fighting Since 2020

Junked American Cars Do a Roaring Business in Georgia

When cars die in the U.S., they often find a second life in the Caucasus.

Serbia Asks Turkiye for Help in Importing Electricity from Azerbaijan

Questions Raised by the Vostok-2022 Military Exercises in Far Eastern Russia

The History that Shaped Georgia's European Orientation

Armenian Trade with Russia Raises Questions About Re-exports

A Winner is Emerging from the War in Ukraine, but It’s Not Who You Think

Will Hollywood's Departure from Russia Give Kazakhstan’s Film Industry a Leg-up?

The Ukraine war has upended the Russian-language dubbing of Western blockbusters. Kazakh cinemas are turning to domestic features.

Experts from Baku and Khankendi Cooperate on Forging an Action Plan for the Sarsang Reservoir

Saudi Arabia Plans World's Largest Wind Farm in Uzbekistan

All Change in Zabukh: Who is Telling Who to Leave and Why

South Ossetia to Partially Reopen Crossing Points for Akhalgori Georgians

The authorities in South Ossetia are to reopen the checkpoints between South Ossetian and Georgian government-controlled areas for 10 days per month.

Russian Jews Head for Israel as Kremlin Targets Emigration Group

Salman Rushdie Attack: the Legacy of the Decades-old Fatwa on the Author, Explained

More Than Silk Scarves on Aliyev’s Trip to Basqal

Iran Responds to EU Nuclear Text, Seeks U.S. Flexibility

Fireworks Warehouse Explodes in Armenian Mall, Killing Five, Injuring Dozens

Exclusive-Kazakhstan to Start Oil Sales via Azerbaijani Pipeline to Bypass Russia

Russia Puts Iranian Satellite Into Orbit

Exclusive: Russia Starts Stripping Jetliners for Parts as Sanctions Bite

Caught in Conflict: Ahiska Turks and the Russo-Ukrainian War

Twitter Unblocked in Uzbekistan

Officials say they are in talks with TikTok to see if they can reach an agreement to lift the ban on that resource too.

Unexpectedly Large Crowds Converge on Azerbaijan’s Milli Yaylaq Festivalı

Georgians Grudgingly Accept Growing Russian Presence

Lake Urmia - an Ongoing Environmental Tragedy in Iran’s Azerbaijan Region

Abkhazia’s Dacha Giveaway Uproar

Central Asia Leaders' Meeting Fizzles as Tajiks, Turkmens Refuse to Sign Treaty

Armenia Pledges to Withdraw Armed Forces From Karabakh

Azerbaijan’s First Set of Returnees Head for the Completely Reconceived “Smart Village” of Aghali

At Least 16 Arrested at Protests at Drying Lake in Iran

EU Pushes Back Re-Examining Georgia’s Candidacy Until 2023

Activists Urge Iranian Women to Publicly Unveil, as Hijab Supporters Gather in Iran

Developments in Lachin - Kichik Galadarasi, Sus and Zabukh

An Upbeat Assessment for Azerbaijan Inward Investors

Turkiye Looking to Transit Turkmen Gas Via Azerbaijan

Saakashvili Proposes Creating a Dual Georgian-Abkhazian Federation

Karakalpakstan – Violent Protests Rock Central Asia’s Least Known Republic

Fatalities Reported As Earthquake Rocks Southern Iran

Pride Week Kicks Off in Tbilisi with Strong Support from Ambassadors

Queer rights advocacy group Tbilisi Pride has launched Pride Week in Tbilisi with a film screening.

Putin’s First Foreign Trip Since the Start of the Ukraine War

Armenia Diaspora Faces Waning Influence on Turkey, Azerbaijan Negotiations

Recent moves toward restoring relations with Armenia’s traditional enemies have run into strong resistance from the global diaspora. But will it make a difference?

Kazakh Tycoon Gives Up Stake in Major Oil Trader

EU's Borrell in Tehran for Talks on Reviving Iran's 2015 Nuclear Pact

US May Let Tajikistan Hold on to Fleeing Afghan Aircraft

Nationality Switch Allows Russia-born Dzalamidze to Play Wimbledon

European Countries Ask Azerbaijan for Gas, President Aliyev Says

Foreign Green Investments in Karabakh Promise More Than a Zero-emissions Future

Azerbaijani, Russian State Media in Tit-For-Tat Attacks

Azerbaijan blocked a Russian state news agency after it published pro-Armenian articles; now Moscow is hitting back, threatening Azerbaijani state media for being pro-Ukraine.

Kyrgyzstan Studies Neighbors’ Experiences Returning Children from Islamic State

Carrying Bare Tablecloths, Iranian Pensioners Protest For Third Day

Russia and the Looming Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal

Amid all the attention on the war in Ukraine, two historic foes in the South Caucasus are close to reaching a peace agreement that would help alleviate Armenia’s isolation. The potential rapprochement is in parallel to progress on establishing diplomatic ties between Armenia and Turkey. Together, these factors can potentially upend the geopolitics of the South Caucasus.

Azerbaijan Works to Revive Recaptured Karabakh Resort of Shusha

Lack of Cimate-change Research in Central Asia Raises Odds of Harsh Consequences

A new report highlights gaps in understanding of how climate change will impact the region.

Israel Says Iran Used Stolen U.N. Watchdog Documents to Evade Nuclear Probes

South Ossetia Cancels Referendum on Joining Russia

South Ossetian President Alan Gagloyev has signed a decree suspending a planned referendum on the annexation of South Ossetia by Russia, South Ossetian state-news agency RES has reported.

How Hard Can It Be to Mark a Border?

Delimitation and demarcation of the border is a harder challenge than it seems for Azerbaijan and Armenia. Base maps, Soviet-era exclaves and changing on-the-ground realities categorize the issues.

Armenian, Azerbaijani Delegations Meet on Border to Advance Peace Process

While Russia Fights in Ukraine, its Neighbours are Nervously Looking Elsewhere

Azerbaijani and Armenian Leaders Meet on Karabakh

Nine Killed in Clash in Eastern Tajikistan

Armenian Police Detain Protesters Calling for PM to Step Down

Beauty Ban: Turkmenistan Puts Severe Restrictions On Women's Appearance, Ability To Travel

Kazakhstan: Political Party Reshuffle Hints at the Arrival of a New Order

Tokayev says he wants to see more competition, but he clearly wants his former Amanat party to be first among equals.

Unrest Bubbles up in Armenia

Kazakhstan May Punish Russian TV Host Over 'Look at Ukraine' Threat

Armenia and Russia Working to Dedollarize Bilateral Trade

The central banks are discussing a ruble-dram exchange to facilitate the move from dollars.

Pashinyan Warns Armenians to Lower Their Expectations on the Karabakh Status Issue

Armenia, Azerbaijan Make Progress Toward Peace Deal

South Ossetia Says it Will Seek to Join Russia

It’s not the first time the breakaway Georgian territory’s de facto authorities have signaled the intention. In the past Russia has blown the calls off, but its calculations may be different now.

What’s Happening in Snowy Karabakh?

More than 4,300 Detained at Anti-War Protests in Russia

Turkey, Balancing Russia Ties, Says Drones to Ukraine Are Sales Not Aid - Sabah

Oil Markets Hit Multiple Records as Russia Sanctions Bite, Disrupt Trade Flows

Russia Has Launched Full-scale Invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv Says

Azerbaijani MPs Visit Armenia for the First Time in a Decade

Two Azerbaijani MPs have visited Yerevan as participants in the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly hosted by Armenia. The last time Azerbaijani MPs had stepped foot on Armenian soil was in 2012.

EU Eyes More Azerbaijani Gas Amid High Bills and Tight Russian Supplies

Azerbaijan Returns Eight Captured Armenian Soldiers

Ukraine and Azerbaijan Declare Support for Each Other's Territorial Integrity and Agree on Strategic Partnership

Turkmenistan Plans to Extinguish One of its Top Tourist Attractions

From Stability to Turmoil - What's Going On in Kazakhstan

Kazakh President Says Government 'Will Not Fall' Amid Protests

Kazakhstan Abolishes the Death Penalty

Kyrgyzstan: Town Near Tajik Border Renamed in Nationalist Gesture

Isfana is to be renamed after a venerated first secretary of the Kyrgyz Communist Party.

Pashinyan’s Christmas Message

French Tourist Jailed in Iran Goes on Hunger Strike

OneWeb Launches 36 Satellites into Orbit from Kazakhstan

Railway Linkages Between Armenia and Azerbaijan to Restart – Brussels Meeting Produces an Apparent Breakthrough

Turkey Says Russia to Host Initial South Caucasus Peace Meeting Friday

The International Court of Justice Tells Both Azerbaijan and Armenia to Tone Down the Ethnic Discord

Another Maps-for-Detainees Deal Sees 10 Captured Armenians Return Home from Azerbaijan

Iran Nuclear Talks on Brink of Crisis as They Adjourn Until Next Week

New American Company Seeks to Realize Trans-Caspian Pipe Dream

The new proposal’s modest scope, and new diplomatic developments, could finally make the pipeline feasible.

Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan Sign Gas Swap Deal

Putin Hosts Armenia, Azerbaijan For Talks On Border And Return To 'Normal Life'

Protesters, Police Clash in Central Iran after Rally over Water Shortages

Pashinyan, Aliyev, and Putin to Hold Summit in Sochi

Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to talks in Brussels to overcome tensions, EU says

Armenian PM Accuses Azerbaijani forces of Breaching Border, Sacks Defence Minister

Uzbekistan: Isolated Exclave Excited About New Air Link

Georgian PM Says Hunger-Striking Saakashvili Has 'Right To Commit Suicide'

Tajikistan: Trouble with the Neighbours

Uzbek President Secures Second Term in Landslide Victory

Hunger-striking Former Georgian Leader Gets Blood Transfusion - Interfax

Saakashvili’s Hunger Strike Goes On

Are Armenia & Azerbaijan Edging a Little Closer Towards Conflict Resolution?

Azerbaijan Jump-starts a Series of Economic Projects in its De-occupied Regions

Iran & Azerbaijan Indulge in Some Geopolitical Chest-beating

Saakashvili Pops Up and Gets Arrested In the Latest Act of Georgia’s Ever-exciting Political Theatre

Azerbaijan-Armenia: the Conflict Takes a Legal Turn

Pianist Beisembayev 'On Cloud Nine' After Winning Leeds Competition

Azerbaijan Music Day Celebrated in Shusha for the First Time

The Singer of ‘Separation’ Dies of Covid-19

Azerbaijani-Canadians Get Involved in Canada's Federal Election

Prospects of Armenia-Turkey Normalization Appear Closer Than Ever

Unlike the last time the two sides explored restoring ties, Azerbaijan doesn’t seem to be trying to play the spoiler. But questions remain about Russia’s involvement in the process.

Reaction Split on Women-Only Taxi Service in Georgia

Iran Gives a Sigh of Relief as its Navy Gets Home Safely from a Nose-thumbing Atlantic Voyage

Iran Agrees to Keep Surveillance Cameras Running for the UN’s Nuclear Watchdog

Agdam City Declared Clear of Landmines

Dealing With the Afghanistan Fallout – the Neighbours Have a Virtual Get-together

August 2021 in the Caspian Region – A Recap

The Caspian Post team looks back at key developments in the region over the past month.

War Games See Several Caspian Nations Sending Their Tanks into Action

Azerbaijan, Iran and Uzbekistan Celebrate a Sweep of Successes at the Tokyo Paralympics

Unpacking Eurasia’s Role in the Afghanistan Evacuation

Most of the countries Eurasianet covers were involved in the airlift. Some even contributed troops during the 20-year war.

Georgian Government Rejects EU Aid

COVID-19 Update - Russia and Central Asia

In part two of our country-by-country overview of the Caspian region’s Covid situation, we examine Russia and Central Asia

COVID-19 Update – South Caucasus and Iran

As the fight against COVID-19 continues, we examine the widely differing responses of each Caspian region country in battling the epidemic. In this, part one, we look at Iran and the South Caucasus.

Kazakhstan Defence Minister Resigns after Fatal Explosion that ‘Looked Like a Nuclear Strike’

Armenia’s North-South Artery Cut for Two Days After Border Incident

A Month of Sadarak Shootings

A flashpoint for un-Biblical burning bushes sees regular shooting incidents in a continuing low-level conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

Georgia’s First-Ever Olympic Gold Medalist Charged with Premeditated Murder

How the Exodus from Kabul is Affecting Afghanistan’s Northern Neighbours

A Renewed Caucasus Arms Race?

Stifling Summer Heat Brings Water Shortages to the Biggest Ethnic-Armenian City in Azerbaijan

Gold and Wind on the Borderline –the Mine and Turbines That Got Caught Up in a Frontier Dispute

Iran Says Its Embassy in Kabul Remains Open

Kazakh Language Police Trigger Russian Politicians

Fringe Kazakh nationalists are giving politicians in Moscow something to campaign about.

Azerbaijanis Still Guarding Kabul Airport as the Taliban Takes Over the City

Saving the Planet While Making Cities More People-friendly: Transit-Oriented Development in a Caspian Context

Brotherly Love in Times of Trouble: Azerbaijan Sends its Top Fire-fighting Force to Turkey

Five Presidents Meet at the “Caspian’s Las Vegas”

Bringing it Home: Caspian Triumphs at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

Raisi’s Inauguration: Who Came?

Ship Attacks in the Gulf of Oman. What’s Happening and Why Now?

Georgian Dream Abandons April 19 Agreement

Uzbekistan Takes Gold, the World Takes Notice

Ceasefire Called After Three Armenian Soldiers Killed in Clashes with Azerbaijan

Water Shortage Protests in Khuzestan Province Spill Over to Tehran

Coming Soon to a Phone Near You

The latest Pegasus spyware revelations.

Iran’s New Oil Terminal Offers Exports Less Vulnerable to US Blockade

Russia Disconnects from Internet in Tests as It Bolsters Security - RBC Daily

More Skirmishes at Yeraskh/Heydarabad - Loose Triggers in A Sensitive Zone?

Georgian Government under Fire for Investigations into Far-right Violence

Rather than trying to punish the perpetrators of the attacks on journalists and LGBTQ+ activists, the authorities seem intent on blaming the victims.

Afghan Neighbours Wary of New Refugee Crisis as Violence Surges

Border Shootout - Tensions Between Azerbaijan and Armenia Erupt in Violence

Protests Continue to Fill Tbilisi Streets after Cameraman Found Dead

The EU’s Eastern Partnership – Post-2020 Priorities

A New Orient Express

Azerbaijan Bans More Plastic

The country follows Georgia and Turkey in banning most disposable plastic products.

Iran Begins Process of Making Enriched Uranium Metal; U.S., E3 Dismayed

Maps for Detainees – Round 2

Tbilisi Pride Under Attack Again

Çavuşoğlu and Lavrov in Antalya

Georgian Troops Leave Afghanistan

Armenia’s Battles with Industrial River Pollution

An important fight on which Armenians and Azerbaijanis share a common concern

Armenians on Trial in Baku

The United States and the Caspian: Doing All the Right Things?

Section 907 has been waived annually for the last 19 years. It's time for repeal.

Tajikistan Braces for Spillover from Afghanistan Unrest

“Hard-liner” Raisi and the Lowest Voter Turnout in Iranian History

It's Getting Personal... Elections in Armenia

The 2021 Parliamentary Elections in Armenia are increasingly about two people.

International Sport Returns to Baku

Despite the Covid pandemic, June 2021 is proving a sparkling month for sport in Baku.

Deal Provides Another Important Step Towards Peace in Karabakh

ECHR Rejects Armenia's Request for Azerbaijan to Release Prisoners - AZ Foreign Ministry

Baku Reports Another Attack on Azerbaijani Positions by Armenian Army

UEFA Obliges Ukraine to Remove Politically Inciteful Slogan from Its Football Uniforms

Turkey Optimistic about Erdogan-Biden Meeting at NATO Summit -Minister

Russian, Turkish Diplomats Discuss Syria, Karabakh, Ukraine — Russian Foreign Ministry

Canada Blasts Russian Sanctions against Its Citizens as ‘Unacceptable and Unfounded’

A Tough Day for Iran

Azerbaijan Intercepts Armenian Drone on the Border

Baku Backs Russia’s Proposal for Solution to Azerbaijan’s Border Dispute with Armenia — PM

Azerbaijan Urges Armenia to Refrain from Steps that Escalate Tensions in Region

Azerbaijan Arrests Armenian Soldiers amid Rising Border Tensions

Azerbaijan Denies Claims of Opening Fire at Border

Canadian Court Finds Iran Liable for Downed Ukrainian Plane

Kazakhstan Rolls Out App to Control Access to Public Areas

Russia Offers to Help Demarcate Armenia-Azerbaijan Border After Incursion Row

An ‘Invasion’ or a False Flag Media Smokescreen? What’s Happening in Syunik?

Central Asian Foreign Ministers Meet in China

Azerbaijan Dismisses Accusations from Armenia of Violating its Borders

Erdogan, Putin Discuss Israel Clashes in Call - Turkish Presidency

President of Azerbaijan Says "Nagorno Karabakh" No Longer Exists

Nine Killed, Many Wounded in Russian School Shooting

Georgian Opposition Leader Walks Free After Court Ruling

Iran's Rouhani Upbeat on Accord at Talks to Lift Sanctions

Putin Pledges Support for Tajikistan as Afghanistan Concerns Mount

Defying Chinese Surveillance, Young Uyghurs Abroad Speak Up Online

Nuclear Deal Possible Soon if Iran Takes Political Decision -U.S

U.S. Supports Ukraine against 'Reckless' Russian Moves - Blinken

An Azerbaijani Candidate for London Mayor

New Zealand Parliament Says Uyghur Rights Abuses Taking Place in China

Russia Seeks Extra Fines against Twitter over 'Banned Content'

G7 Mulls a Message to China: The West Ain't Over Just Yet

Senior Swiss Diplomat in Iran Found Dead after Fall from High-Rise

Russian Military in Armenia Reinforce Areas Near Azerbaijani Border-agencies

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Agree Ceasefire after Border Clashes

Moscow Decries 'Unfriendly Actions' as U.S. Ends Visa Services for Most Russians

Vexed but Vulnerable, Erdogan Avoids Escalating Genocide Dispute with Biden