For decades, Nakhichevan has occupied a peculiar position. The exclave is an autonomous republic within Azerbaijan, a status established during…
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Armenia is the most homogenous country in the post-Soviet world, with 98% of its citizens identified as ethnic Armenians. Nevertheless,…
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Thrace is a historical region in the southeastern Balkans, bounded by the Maritsa River, the Aegean Sea, the Black Sea,…
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In the center of Baku, shadowed by 19th-century buildings and modern skyscrapers, stands a small church silently amid the urban…
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The Hamidian massacres, the Adana carnage and the Armenian Genocide were responsible for the near-total erasure of the millennia-old Armenian…
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Since Dec. 28, 2025, a severe economic crisis has sparked anti-government protests across the Islamic Republic of Iran, questioning the…
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Since 2014, Russia has promoted a nationalist and irredentist narrative portraying Crimea as “historically Russian land,” using it to justify…
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International relations are driven by realpolitik and national interests, often at the expense of moral integrity. Western countries, which portray…
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In recent years, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and his autocratic regime have sought to demonize Armenia by portraying it as…
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Since the 44-day war, the Armenian government has been frequently criticized for its foreign policy — especially toward Azerbaijan —…
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