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Restarting strategic ties: The first Azerbaijan-US Think-Tank Meeting in Baku (Nov 2025) focused on the new partnership course, the peace process with Armenia, and energy security (TRIPP, green energy). The event launched multi-level cooperation and addressed challenges in the local research sector.

Discover how Azerbaijan's full membership in the Central Asian '6' bloc is reshaping Eurasia. Learn about the strategic shift, the impact on the Middle Corridor (Trans-Caspian Route), and the push for greater regional independence and geo-economic cohesion.

Armenia plans to import Russian goods (incl. grain) by rail through Azerbaijan, restarting a route closed since the 90s. This landmark transit, following the removal of Azeri restrictions, is key to boosting regional economic ties, EAEU market access, and strengthening peace between Yerevan and Baku. Applications are open.

Cyprus is a top 3 foreign investor in Azerbaijan ($353M) despite no diplomatic ties. Funds likely from Azerbaijani-owned offshore companies.

Azerbaijan and Ukraine strengthen their strategic partnership. Officials discuss joint steps and humanitarian aid, including the delivery of energy equipment.

Azerbaijan and the EU discuss cooperation on modernizing Nakhchivan's transport infrastructure. The meeting between President Aliyev and EU Special Representative Magdalena Grono also covered the Washington Declaration and the peace process with Armenia, highlighting opportunities for enhanced regional connectivity and stability.

First Deputy Minister of Economy Elnur Aliyev met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Argentina to Azerbaijan...

Stephen Doughty announces a strategic partnership between the UK and Azerbaijan. The visit strengthens cooperation in security, economy, and education. Discover how this new chapter promotes regional stability and shared prosperity in the South Caucasus.

Baku and London express satisfaction with BP's 30-year energy partnership in Azerbaijan. Leaders discussed peace with Armenia and future cooperation.

SOCAR to invest $7 billion in Turkey's petrochemical projects, doubling its presence. This strategic move aims to reduce Turkey's trade deficit and boost macroeconomic stability, with new polyolefin production facilities.