On Wednesday, Iranian Defense Minister Mohammad Reza Ashtiani held talks with his Azerbaijani counterpart Zakir Hasanov in Tehran. A statement by the Iranian Defense Ministry said the talks delved on security and
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The steps taken to re-establish the ties between Turkey and Armenia seem more real than ever following last year’s bloody war in Karabakh. Turkey and Armenia have decided to appoint special envoys
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Iran-Pakistan ties after the Taliban takeover in Kabul may open a new chapter of more competition and less cooperation between the two key neighbors of Afghanistan. The previous Ashraf Ghani government had a
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In addition to having vast oil and gas resources, Iran has always had a special geographical position for the transfer of oil and gas from the Caspian Sea and Central Asia to
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On Sunday, a trilateral gas swap deal was signed between Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkmenistan envisioning up to two billion cubic meters per year. The oil ministers of the three countries, in the
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Azerbaijan and Qatar sign an agreement granting reciprocal visa exemptions to persons with regular passports, boosting tourism between the two countries. The deal was revealed during a news conference between Azerbaijani Foreign
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Jeyhun Bayramov, Azerbaijan’s foreign minister, spoke with his Iranian counterpart Hossein Amir-Abdollahian by phone on Tuesday, according to a statement by Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry. The two foreign ministers agreed that their current
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The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced that it will hold joint military exercises with Azerbaijan this week in Nakhchivan. “The Unwavering Brotherhood-2021 drill will take place with the participation of Turkey and
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Amid tensions with its neighboring country partly linked to Baku’s close ties with Israel, Iran’s military has launched a large military drill near the country’s border with Azerbaijan. On Friday, Iranian state
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The status quo that emerged back then in the South Caucasus had created a frozen conflict that could escalate at any moment in the region for nearly 30 years. Even if the
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