China says that the United States has undermined ‘regional peace and stability’.

• December 4, 2023

Concern is growing over Ukraine’s ability to continue its defence against Russia should delays of Western funds persist.

• December 4, 2023

Israel has issued an evacuation map asking Palestinians to move south as it intensifies attacks on the besieged enclave.

• December 4, 2023

Ministers of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania say presence of Sergey Lavrov risks legitimising Russian war in Ukraine.

• November 29, 2023

Helsinki accuses Moscow of funnelling asylum seekers to the border in retaliation for its decision to join NATO.

• November 29, 2023

Member states are at odds, some supporting Israel and others opposing its war against Hamas in Gaza.

• November 29, 2023

Jens Stoltenberg meets alliance’s top diplomats amid some resistance in US, Europe to keep funding war against Russia.

• November 29, 2023

By Vasif HUSEYNOV, PhD, Head of Department, AIR Center, Adjunct Lecturer, ADA and Khazar Universities, Baku

On 15 November, during a hearing before the United States Congressional Committee on Foreign Affairs regarding the future of Karabakh, James O’Brien, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, made a statement that stirred significant concern in Azerbaijan. While addressing the Armenia-Azerbaijan disputes and developments in the South Caucasus, he asserted, “A future that is built around the access of Russia and Iran as the main participants in the security of the region, the South Caucasus, is unstable and undesirable including both for the governments of Azerbaijan and Armenia. They have the opportunity to make a different decision now”. This statement comes in the wake of a series of developments indicating a shift towards a new security order in the South Caucasus. READ MORE

• November 28, 2023