These photos show the first female fighters in a decades-old conflict
By NICK KIRKPATRICK Photos by LENA MUCHA The Washington Post Last year, clashes in a decades-old conflict between Azerbaijani and ethnic Armenian forces in the [more >>>]
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Haut-Karabakh : Sur la ligne du front du Nord
Par TAREK HAFID Menadefense Note de MENADEFENSE: Pourquoi une guerre aux confins du monde? Pourquoi une guerre dont on ne parle pas à la télévision? [more >>>]
Agents of Influence
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Bombardier is a Canadian transportation conglomerate that controls Bombardier Transportation, a Swedish engineering firm and one of the [more >>>]
Behind Azerbaijan’s facades
By SERGEY RUMYANTSEV* Translated from Russian by Maxim Edwards openDemocracy In Azerbaijan, power is strictly a family business. The inventiveness of Baku’s urban planners when [more >>>]
Azerbaijan’s Lost Transparency
By THOMAS DE WAAL (Senior Fellow Carnegie Europe) Carnegie Europe Azerbaijan’s suspension from a coalition of energy-extracting countries will harm Baku’s international brand and image [more >>>]
Erdogan condemns Armenian ‘occupation,’ but says Northern Cyprus ‘unfairly isolated
By UZAY BULUT* The Jerusalem Post The northern part of the Republic of Cyprus has been under the occupation of Turkish military since 1974. “The [more >>>]
Abkhazian Elections Offer Several Surprises
By OLIVER URS LENZ EurasiaNet Former Abkhazian President Alexander Ankvab has made a successful comeback in politics after winning a seat in Abkhazia’s 35-member parliament, [more >>>]
Putin approves army deal with Georgia’s South Ossetia
Al Jazeera Russian president seeks to incorporate some military units of the breakaway region into the Russian army. Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved the [more >>>]
Abkhazia Tightens De Facto Border With Georgia
By OLIVER URS LENZ EurasiaNet Abkhazia has closed all but two of its de facto border crossings with Georgia, triggering protests from Tbilisi, Washington, Brussels, [more >>>]
Watchdog suspends Azerbaijan, EU gas pipeline loans threatened
By KARL MATHIESEN Climate Home Billions in development loans at risk after international human rights watchdog strips Azeri membership for failure to increase transparency A [more >>>]