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TWO ASPECTS OF THE US FOREIGN POLICY: DOUBLE STANDARDS AND INJUSTICE
World politics is changing swiftly. Now it is getting more difficult to sell lie as truth. Humanity seems to be sick of being deceived. The attitude to the US President Barack Obama`s speech in
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ASTANA SHOCK FOR ARMENIA: LOGICAL RESULT OF UNFOUNDED POLICY
Presidents of Kazakhstan, Russia and Belarus signed an agreement on establishment of the Eurasian Economic Union in Astana on May 29 this year. The Presidents must have decided on the Armenia`s Customs Union membership.
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AZERBAIJAN-EU: TOWARDS NEW MODELS OF STRATEGIC COOPERATION – 2
The dynamics of geopolitical processes is rapidly developing on a global scale. There are serous problems that give rise to concern. Outlook for cooperation between the European Union and the young nations, which gained
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AZERBAIJAN-EU: TOWARDS NEW MODELS OF STRATEGIC COOPERATION – 1
The dynamics of geopolitical processes is rapidly developing on a global scale. There are serous problems that give rise to concern. Outlook for cooperation between the European Union and the young nations, which gained
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ALIYEV’S VIETNAM-CHINA TOUR: GEOPOLITICAL NUANCES OF HISTORICAL VISIT
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev pursues a very active foreign policy. His visit to the Far East countries looks natural in this context. The Head of State achieved very important results in the talks
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U.S. PRIORITIES IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS
The South Caucasus that has historically seen the influence struggle between Russia, Turkey and Iran, in modern times, has yet again become an arena where geopolitical powers are locked in a clinch. Along the
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MORNINGSTAR’S INTERVIEW: BUSTLE BETWEEN DOUBLE STANDARDS AND JUSTICE
US ambassador to Azerbaijan Richard Morningstar gave an interview touching upon a number of geopolitical and political issues. Mr. Ambassador voiced some ideas related to Azerbaijan. The response was not long in coming from
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RUSSIAN FEDERATION-TURKEY ENERGY RELATIONS IN THE 21ST CENTURY: ONE SIDED DEPENDENCE OR BALANCED INTERDEPENDENCE?
In 2011, Turkey’s second largest trading partner was the Russian Federation ($30 billion; $6 billion exports, $24 billion imports and the fundamental good in mutual trade was energy – 70 percent of imports; $21
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WARLICK’S PRINCIPLES: REPETITION OF THE OBVIOUS IN LIGHT OF DOUBLE STANDARDS
Passivity of the co-chairs of the Minsk Group of the OSCE is not something new. For several years now they have actually failed to achieve real progress in the settlement of the conflict. With
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RESOLUTION AND CONFIDENCE DEMONSTRATED BY PRESIDENT ILHAM ALIYEV AT PRAGUE SUMMIT: A SIGN OF RISING INFLUENCE OF AZERBAIJAN
The idea about power and prestige of a country can be derived from various accessible sources such as stats, conclusions of reputable experts and think tanks, achievements of the citizens in international sport arenas
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