Ex-U.S. Congressman Quits Azerbaijani Lobby Group, Citing Nonpayment
By CARL SCHRECK With reporting by RFE/RL’s Azerbaijani Service RFE/RL WASHINGTON — A former U.S. congressman has resigned as chairman of a central player in [more >>>]
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Dersim Armenians Explain Life in Turkey, Decide to Move to Armenia
Asbarez YEREVAN (Armenpress) — Dersim Armenian Mihran Gultekin Savior believes that Turkey’s policies have not changed as it continues expelling Armenians and Kurds to replace [more >>>]
Turkey’s ‘optional’ constitution
By MICHAEL RUBIN* American Enterprise Institute There are few countries that have plummeted in press freedom ratings so far or so fast as Turkey. Therefore, [more >>>]
In Azerbaijan, EU Talks Pipelines More than Press Rights
By GIORGI LOMSADZE eurasianet.org Counter to civil-rights activists’ hopes, it was petroleum rather than press freedom that took the top billing during European Union foreign [more >>>]
Azerbaijan’s desperate Lezgians attempt to cross NKR border with white flag
panorama.am About 25 residents of the village Ketuklu of Gabala district inhabited mainly with Lezgians tried to pass to the territory of the Nagorno Karabakh [more >>>]
Turkey’s president Erdogan rejects court ruling to free journalists
By LAURA PITEL The Independent Can Dundar and Erdem Gul left prison on Friday after the Constitutional Court ruled that their rights had been violated [more >>>]
Dispatches: Is Azerbaijan the Company the EU Wants to Keep?
By PHILIPPE DAM* Human Rights Watch The European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini visits Azerbaijan today to discuss deepening cooperation between the two entities. [more >>>]
Op-ed: Utah legislators shouldn’t fall for Azerbaijan’s propaganda
By BILL BARTON The Salt Lake Tribune During my 12 years of service in the Utah State Senate, we rarely discussed foreign policy, let alone [more >>>]
Turkey: The Eastern Question is back
By JONATHAN MARCUS (diplomatic correspondent) BBC History has a strange way of imposing itself upon the present. Back in the early 1990s, when I was [more >>>]
EU-mandated study: Turkish Firms, More than Any One Else, Involved in Islamic State’s Bomb Supply Chain
By DASHA AFANASIEVA. Additional reporting by ORHAN COSKUN. Reuters Companies from 20 countries are involved in the supply chain of components that end up in [more >>>]