Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited Guangzhou, China on Wednesday to discuss bilateral relations and the war.

• July 24, 2024

Our findings about the shadowy multi-platform operation attacking Qatar and stoking Islamophobia to further its far-right agenda in Europe and beyond call for immediate action.

• July 24, 2024

Turkish leader says he sees no point in UN-led talks as Christodoulides declares reunification is the only way forward.

• July 22, 2024

Russia says its military scrambled MiG-29 and MiG-31 fighter jets, which identified the US planes as В-52Н strategic bombers.

• July 22, 2024

The Turkish president accuses Greece of wanting to establish a naval base of its own in Cyprus.

• July 22, 2024

Head of the cybersecurity firm issues a public apology but cautions that a total recovery could take weeks.

• July 20, 2024

The German technocrat’s second term at the helm of the European Commission will focus on business, conservative values and external security threats.

• July 20, 2024

By Benyamin POGHOSYAN, PhD, Chairman, Center for Political and Economic Strategic Studies

Recently, Azerbaijan–Pakistan ties have grown significantly through economic and military-technical cooperation. Pakistan threw its full support behind Azerbaijan during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war, supplying weapons and providing training for Azerbaijani special forces. When Azerbaijan claimed victory in November 2020, the streets of Baku were full of Pakistani flags. Relations grew closer still after 2020, with intensive negotiations to buy Pakistani-made military jets and supply Azerbaijani gas to Pakistan. They discussed a series of joint projects worth $2 billion, setting up a bilateral committee to develop the projects. Most importantly, President Aliyev expressed his full support for Pakistan on the issue of Kashmir, claiming that international law and justice are on the side of Pakistan. READ MORE

• July 20, 2024