The Heydar Aliyev Era Ends in Azerbaijan Not with a Bang but a Whisper
By RICHARD D. KAUZLARICH* The Brookings Institution “…our path is clear…. The system of government and style of society we are developing in Azerbaijan is [more >>>]
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Azerbaijan: Land of Fire? It Is for Some
By NAOMI WESTLAND* Amnesty International UK blogs Six months from now Baku, the capital of gas-and-oil rich Azerbaijan, will host the first ever European Games. [more >>>]
Turkey’s Awkward Place in the Paris March
By KARL VICK* Time Not only does its president hate cartoonists, but a terror suspect passed through it to get to Syria last week Prominent [more >>>]
How foreign journalists become ‘spies’ in Turkey
By FEHIM TAŞTEKIN* Al MonitorBack in the days when Turkey was touted as a model for the Muslim world, boasting a booming economy despite the [more >>>]
The Two Faces of Azerbaijan’s Mr. Aliyev
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD The New York Times President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan does a masterful political Jekyll and Hyde. A cable from the American [more >>>]
Why Turkey’s Mother of All Corruption Scandals Refuses to Go Away
By BERIVAN ORUCOGLU Foreign Policy It’s now been just over a year since Turks learned of the most serious corruption case in our country’s recent [more >>>]
A Thuggish Regime Challenges the U.S.
By DAVID J. KRAMER* The Wall Street Journal Azerbaijan’s attack on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is one more sign of trouble. Will the White House [more >>>]
Azerbaijan’s 4th Municipal Elections
Azadliq Radiosu Azerbaijan is holding nationwide local elections today, 4th since it gained independence in 1991. Around 37,000 people submitted their candidacies for 15,035 seats [more >>>]
Turkey’s President Accuses Advocates of Birth Control of Being Traitors
By CEYLAN YEGINSU The New York Times ISTANBUL — He has called women unequal to men. He has demanded that some high school students learn [more >>>]
Malta’s shady deal with Azerbaijan raises questions
The Malta Independent An agreement on strategic cooperation in the field of energy appears to have been the main aim of an official visit to [more >>>]