Russia’s answer to NATO—marking a devastating blow to Putin’s post-Soviet empire. This isn't just a diplomatic shift; it's a ...

Armenia and its global nation live within two parallel realities. Emigration from Armenia has stabilized, with a recent ...

The Trump administration has the opportunity to close a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan. But will it ...

Interview by Vazha Tavberidze In this interview with RFE/RL’s Georgian Service, Robert Gevondyan, a political analyst and expert at the ...

With all the hot wars in the news, tensions in the Caucasus area have been neglected. But pressure to keep a distance from ...

Sharaa’s visit to Baku last weekend highlighted a dramatic shift in regional alliances, prompting a mix of concern, suspicion ...

M A HossainIt is easy to overlook the quiet revolutions in geopolitics, especially when the headlines are dominated by wars in Ukraine an ...

Iran expresses deep concern and suspicion over recent diplomatic and strategic shifts involving Azerbaijan and Syria, particularly following Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s visit to Baku.

The global geopolitical landscape is in flux, where the post-Cold War order is shifting towards an emerging multipolar world.

The presidents of Turkey and the UAE discussed ways to deepen cooperation on trade, defense and regional diplomacy as both nations navigate new opportunities amid shifting balances in the Middle East.

Russia is demonstrating its betrayal of its “partners” and its failure to fulfill its promises to Armenia, Syria, and Iran.

Iran’s accusations — that Azerbaijan has played a role in Israeli military operations — lack credible evidence and appear to ...