Opinion

Istanbul trap or Armenian chance? Why did Erdogan invite Pashinyan?

It is hard to believe that Aliyev and Erdogan did not discuss Pashinyan's visit. Most likely, they "wound their watches" together, agreeing in advance on the content of the visit.

Iran-Israel conflict: a clash of strategies, value systems, and priorities

16 June, 21:04

It is now apparent that Israel's strategic goal is not only to stop Iran's nuclear program.

14 June, 20:13

War or concessions? The Israeli-American ontological choice imposed on Iran

But this is a separate topic.

3 June, 20:15

US intervention, Russia, and Ukraine's interest in genuine peace

The Responsible Statecraft website analyzed the Russian-Ukrainian conflict by Anatol Lieven, director of the Eurasia Program at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Governance.

29 May, 20:07

How the US can use Iran's uranium enrichment for its own interests

However, frustration is growing among Americans: more than 69% prefer a peace agreement with Iran.

23 May, 21:30

Should peace between Russia and Ukraine postpone the issue of territorial control?

In an article published in Responsible Statecraft, Jeong Eun-Lee, an associate professor of political science at North Greenville University, analyzes the possibilities for a peaceful resolution of the Russian-Ukrainian war and US mediation efforts.

18 May, 21:01

Negotiations on the Bosphorus: or the Russian-American flavor of Ukrainian "borscht"

However, the meeting took place, creating expectations not of peace but, for now, only of a new meeting, an exchange of prisoners.

11 May, 21:00

What role does the US play in escalating tensions between India and Pakistan?

India carried out a series of strikes inside Pakistan on Tuesday

Iranian theater on the Azerbaijani stage

4 May, 21:00

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian paid a one-day visit to Azerbaijan on April 28, considered a delicately crafted Iranian diplomatic "presentation."

When Trump evades, Erdogan denies, Putin remains silent

27 April, 20:04

International reactions to the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide once again confront the reality that the recognition of historical justice continues to be subject to the immoral logic of international realpolitik.