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The Journal of Conflict Transformation is independent online publication, a forum to analyze conflicts and related issues in the South Caucasus and Turkey.
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Friday, May 28, 2021
Will Baku be able to contain the influence of the Armenian diaspora? Politics article about ability of Azerbaijan to contain the influence of the Armenian diaspora
Friday, May 28, 2021Will Baku be able to contain the influence of the Armenian diaspora? Politics article about ability of Azerbaijan to contain the influence of the Armenian diaspora
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Thursday, May 27, 2021
Turkish radicals drive a wedge between Ankara and Baku Despite the fact that Azerbaijani Shiites and Sunnis live in peace and harmony for a long time, the landscape can change at any time if any social explosion occurs in the country. A similar cataclysm may arise against the background of confrontation between the Shiite Iran and the Sunni Turkey.
Thursday, May 27, 2021Turkish radicals drive a wedge between Ankara and Baku Despite the fact that Azerbaijani Shiites and Sunnis live in peace and harmony for a long time, the landscape can change at any time if any social explosion occurs in the country. A similar cataclysm may arise against the background of confrontation between the Shiite Iran and the Sunni Turkey.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Multi-vector approach as a priority direction of Azerbaijan's foreign policy While relations between Baku and Ankara are based more on "romanticizing" the concept of "fraternal" nations than on a pragmatic assessment of reality in the international arena, Azerbaijan could improve its foreign policy, focusing on pursuing a multi-vector line in relations with foreign countries.
Wednesday, May 26, 2021Multi-vector approach as a priority direction of Azerbaijan's foreign policy While relations between Baku and Ankara are based more on "romanticizing" the concept of "fraternal" nations than on a pragmatic assessment of reality in the international arena, Azerbaijan could improve its foreign policy, focusing on pursuing a multi-vector line in relations with foreign countries.
