Defence

Tensions in the Aegean between Turkey and Greece have found an echo in the South Caucasus, with the risk of somewhat unpredictable consequences, writes Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed

A meeting of the NATO Council on Friday (4 September) discussed the discovery by German authorities that the military grade chemical substance was used to poison Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

An initiative announced by Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has been welcomed by Ankara, but has so far received a lukewarm response from Athens

A senior US official said US, India, Japan and Australia were expected to meet in New Delhi in the autumn, where the issue can be discussed.

German Foreign Minister, Heiko Maas is expected to visit Athens and Ankara this week to meet with his Greek and Turkish counterparts.

Azerbaijani MP Nigar Arpadarai on EU-Azerbaijan relations, and the need to work for a common future.

Egypt is now the second country after Turkey to consider military operations in Libya. In this op-ed, Noman Ahmed discusses the reasons, and the implications for the Europe's neighbourhood

Russia's dependence on ruling elites in the post-Soviet space reduces its capacity to influence, argues Benyamin Poghosyan

For years, Armenians perceived the United States as "the land of milk and honey". Benyamin Poghosyan argues in this op-ed that throughout the post-Soviet space and beyond the image of the US is now increasingly tarnished, reducing America's capacity to use soft power to influence events abroad.