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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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“RED LINE” IN GEOPOLITICS: WHO CROSSES IT?
The developments in Ukraine are analyzed at different levels. Famous analysts and experts make their analysis in the aspect of the global geopolitics principles. They come up with interesting ideas and note the emergence
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FROM NAGORNO KARABAKH TO CRIMEA: EMBODIMENT OF DOUBLE STANDARDS
Western powers display great deal of sensitivity with respect to the events unfolding in Ukraine. They accuse Moscow of disintegrating the neighboring country and threaten Russia with sanctions, claiming that the former is actively
Read More »PRAGUE SUMMIT: PRESIDENT’S HISTORICAL AND JUST SPEECH
The Prague summit dealing with the 5th anniversary of the European Union`s Eastern Partnership programme stuck in memory with interesting moments. This forum, in some specified sense, can be called a report of states
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CONFESSIONS OF KERRY: GEOPOLITICAL INTERESTS AND JUSTICE PRINCIPLE
In one of his latest remarks, US Secretary of State John Kerry compared the “cold war” era with the present day, saying the situation on a global level is much more complicated nowadays. The
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AZERBAIJAN: CONSTANTLY RENEWED FOREIGN POLICY OF A LEADING COUNTRY
It`s not a secret that the tussle of great powers for the post-Soviet area has intensified. Under these circumstances, the essence of the foreign policy of the countries located in this area is of
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THE BIRTH OF PAN-TURKISM
Pan-Turkism can be defined as a movement that emerged in 1880s among the Turkic intellectuals of the Russian Empire and Ottoman Empire, with the aim of cultural and political unification of all Turkic peoples.[1]
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THE FORGOTTEN CONFLICT
Renowned Swiss journalist Andre Widmer has just seen his book titled “The Forgotten Conflict”, dedicated to the Armenia-Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh conflict, published. The book is based on materials compiled by the author during his
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INTERNATIONAL LAW: AMNESIA OR DOUBLE STANDARDS?
Geopolitical situation around Ukraine has provoked many questions. Heads of state in the U.S. and Russia prefer to justify their positions by referring to the norms and principles of the international law. For some
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