Peace talks progress after Azerbaijan’s recapture of Karabakh, pushing towards a treaty to end decades-long hostilities. Peace talks began after Azerbaijan retook Karabakh by force in September ...

Armenian and Azerbaijani officials said Thursday that both countries have agreed to a peace agreement set to end nearly four decades of conflict between the two post-Soviet countries. The ...

A new Foreign Ministry report highlighted the deepening strategic ties between Israel and Azerbaijan, emphasizing economic cooperation, security collaboration, and Azerbaijan’s exceptional ...

There are still several issues on which Azerbaijan and its southern neighbor, Iran, do not agree, making a normalization of relations between the two countries very difficult. Former Iranian ...

Free Expression: Great-power theory would relieve the U.S. of some burdens, but poses risks to the national interest Photo: Xie Huanchi/Sergei Bulkin/CNP/Zuma Press Azerbaijan and Armenia on ...

Armenia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that the text of the peace agreement with Azerbaijan has been agreed upon, with Yerevan accepting Azerbaijani proposals on key sticking points.

The European Union says conclusion of Azerbaijan and Armenia talks and agreement on the text of a possible treaty, "a decisive step." https://p.dw.com/p/4rln9 ...

Azerbaijan is set to increase its involvement in Israel's energy sector, following a visit by Azerbaijani officials to Jerusalem. A delegation led by Mikayil Jabbarov, Azerbaijan's minister of the ...

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union more than three decades ago, rival South Caucasus neighbors Armenia and Azerbaijan have fought two wars that have killed tens of thousands of people and ...

Azerbaijan and Armenia have agreed on a draft text of a peace agreement, Azeri Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov announced on Thursday. Bayramov said that Armenia has accepted Azerbaijan's ...

Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev told Euronews that global stability is unlikely in the coming months or even years, stressing the need for realistic expectations about resolving major conflicts.