The strengthening ties between Baku and Yerevan are fueling the assumption that the detained Russian citizens are the victims of a not-so-clean show that is helping to damage Russian-Armenian relations.

Initial assessments of Karabakh estimated that there were over one million unexploded mines in the region.

The Prime Minister of Azerbaijan, who was on a working trip to Ashgabat, met and talked with the President of Turkmenistan.

Under a new agreement between the French and German governments, Paris will be forced to reduce its stake in KNDS to 30 percent.

The US Special Operations Command has launched the HICAR project to replace the M4A1 with a new carbine that will increase its effective range to 600 meters.

Media outlets are reporting a security incident and a shooting near the US presidential residence.

While Trump had announced a reduction of 5,000 American troops in Germany, he has now announced that he will send the same number of troops to Poland.

The support of Western countries for coalitions opposing the Malian government has led to a performance beyond the capabilities of these groups. This situation, along with Russia's intervention in the conflict, brings to mind the hypothesis of a reconstruction of the Syrian scenario.

Washington is simultaneously pursuing two seemingly contradictory strategies: on the one hand, it is applying maximum pressure through an energy blockade and targeted sanctions, and on the other, it is declaring its readiness for dialogue.

Despite the many historical and cultural commonalities between the two countries, relations between Delhi and Ankara are very unbalanced. Erdogan's close relations with the Islamic world and Pakistan are in no way compatible with the deep partnership between India and the Zionist regime.