Kamal Makili Aliyev

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Campaigning ahead of Presidential elections in Azerbaijan will start on 19 March

7 February 2018

A main opposition group has decided to boycott the snap elections, but others are still to decide.

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Monday Commentary: Turkey’s excursion into Syria is costly both in human terms, as well as politically

6 February 2018

President Erdogan is learning the hard way the lesson that it is easy to get into a messy situation such as Syria, it is much more difficult to get out, writes Dennis Sammut

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Azerbaijan calls early presidential elections

5 February 2018

There are already speculations as to why the elections are being held in April and not in October as originally planned, but the most likely one is that the government wants to keep the period of uncertainty to the minimum.

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Ukrainian plane makes emergency landing in Tbilisi

5 February 2018

132 passengers and six crewman on the Ukraine International Airlines flight were unhurt and emergency procedures were followed.

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Turkey eyes more exports to eurozone countries as trade deficit soars

3 February 2018

In 2017, more than half of Turkish exports, which totaled USD 157.1 billion, went to the 28 EU countries.

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Azerbaijan reports incidents on the Karabakh line of contact

2 February 2018

Incidents were reported at various points of the line of contact. No casulaties were reported, and Armenia has not confirmed the incident.

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Turns and twists around the Karabakh issue

2 February 2018

As international mediatiors return to the region this weekend, reports of incidents on the front line, and a return to maximalist rhetoric, continue to poison the atmosphere

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Updated: Istanbul court orders the release of Amnesty International's Turkish Chair. He was later rearrested

1 February 2018

The Turkish government had accused the group of "aiding armed terrorist organizations" through civil society actions in Turkey.

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Opinion: Armenia, the Turkish threat, and the Russian antidote

31 January 2018

The Afrin events are being used to assert the notion that without Russian military guarantees, and a Russian military base deployed in Armenia, Yerevan will be under a constant threat from a potential Turkish offensive, says Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed

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Campaigning ahead of Presidential elections in Azerbaijan will start on 19 March

Monday Commentary: Turkey’s excursion into Syria is costly both in human terms, as well as politically

Azerbaijan calls early presidential elections

Ukrainian plane makes emergency landing in Tbilisi

Turkey eyes more exports to eurozone countries as trade deficit soars

Azerbaijan reports incidents on the Karabakh line of contact

Turns and twists around the Karabakh issue

Updated: Istanbul court orders the release of Amnesty International's Turkish Chair. He was later rearrested

Opinion: Armenia, the Turkish threat, and the Russian antidote