Future of South Caucasus and Central Asia to be discussed in Baku within World Economic Forum
On 7-8 April , the World Economic Forum will hold an event entitled 'The Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the South Caucasus and Central Asia' in Baku, the WEF said.
Turkey’s Dreams of Being Energy Hub Strengthened by PKK Negotiations?
While the western media remains largely fixated on the existential Iran nuclear threat and the gory slow-motion Syrian civil war, other momentous events are occurring in the world’s most volatile region, with potentially enormous consequences for the west’s addiction to Middle Eastern oil. One of the most brutal Middle East insurgencies, largely overlooked by the Western media, involved Turkey and the Marxist Kurdish separatist Partiya Karkeren Kurdistan (Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK).
Russian, Georgian Diplomats Meet for Tet-a-Tet Talks
Russia and Georgia have met for reconciliation talks in Prague to bring the two countries in the wake of the 2008 August war.
Bulgarian parliament confirms suspension of second nuclear power plant construction
Bulgarian parliament on Wednesday confirmed suspension of the country's second nuclear power plant (NPP) construction
Military solution to Iranian problem could draw South Caucasus and Central Asia into conflict
In the case of a military solution of the Iranian problem, the South Caucasus and Central Asia would inevitably be drawn into the conflict, director of the Caspian Cooperation Institute Sergey Mikheev believes.
Mass Protests Erupt across Bulgaria
Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across Bulgaria to protest against corruption and the country's rising cost of living.
Turkey offers Armenia to participate in regional project in case of Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement
Turkey has proposed that Armenia take part in its comprehensive regional transportation project linking Europe to Asia, if there are concrete developments in solving Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, presenting this proposal also to OSCE Minsk Group, Turkish Hürriyet Daily News newspaper reported.
Armenian Vote Lacked Competition
International observers say Armenia's presidential vote was an improvement on recent elections but was not genuinely competitive.
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