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“Russia, Davay do Svidaniya”: Entering a New Era in Azerbaijani-Russian Relations

The year 2013 may be a critical one for Azerbaijani-Russian relations. Last year’s re-election of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the end of the lease of the Gabala Radar-Location Station (GRLS)…

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Azerbaijan and the Eurasian Union: Costs and Benefits

(Caucasus Analytical Digest) Overall, Azerbaijan has maintained its distance from Russian integration projects. While the newly forming Eurasian Union may have some economic and political benefits for the country, the costs in…

Азербайджано-иранские отношения: Quo vadis, Баку?

Азербайджано-иранские отношения являются одними из самых сложных двусторонних отношений в регионе, пережившими радикальные трансформации за последние 20 лет. Будучи сердечными друзьями и братскими нациями к моменту окончания холодной войны, Азербайджан…

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Caspian States no Closer to Resolving Issue of Division of Resources

(Global Times) The year 2012 was not a crucial one for the five Caspian states, Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Iran, in settling the legal status of this water basin.…

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Azerbaijan: Difficult Year Ahead

(Jamestown Foundation) Several key developments in 2012 had a tremendous impact on Azerbaijan and its foreign policy. First of all, the “reelection” of Vladimir Putin as president of Russian could…

Russia to Cease Using Gabala Radar Station

On December 10, media outlets reported that Russia will end its use of the Gabala Radar Station, located on Azerbaijan’s territory. The Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that…

Azerbaijan-Iran Relations: Quo Vadis, Baku?

Azerbaijani-Iranian relations are among the most complicated in the region, having experienced radical transformations over the last 20 years. Cordial friends and brotherly nations at the end of the Cold…

Armenian Military Simulates Attack On Azerbaijan’s Oil

October 17, 2012

(EurasiaNet) Armenia is capable of attacking Azerbaijan’s oil facilities in case of a war, and that it just finished military exercises practicing that scenario. a top Armenian general has said,…

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan’s Dispute over the Caspian Sea: Will It Impede the Nabucco Project?

On July 24, 2009, Turkmen president Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov convened a special session of the government to discuss issues related to ownership of the Caspian oil and gas fields. At the…

Finlandization or Strategy of Keeping the Balance? Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy Since the Russian-Georgian War

The two years since the end of the August 2008 Russian-Georgian war have represented a critical stage in Azerbaijan’s foreign policy. The war generated a new source of instability and…

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“Russia, Davay do Svidaniya”: Entering a New Era in Azerbaijani-Russian Relations

Azerbaijan and the Eurasian Union: Costs and Benefits

Азербайджано-иранские отношения: Quo vadis, Баку?

Caspian States no Closer to Resolving Issue of Division of Resources

Azerbaijan: Difficult Year Ahead

Russia to Cease Using Gabala Radar Station

Azerbaijan-Iran Relations: Quo Vadis, Baku?

Armenian Military Simulates Attack On Azerbaijan’s Oil

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan’s Dispute over the Caspian Sea: Will It Impede the Nabucco Project?

Finlandization or Strategy of Keeping the Balance? Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy Since the Russian-Georgian War