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The recent settlement of issues related to the AZAL aircraft tragedy has once again brought Azerbaijani-Russian relations into focus. After a period marked by political tension, cautious rhetoric and uncertainty, both Baku and Moscow now appear to be seeking ways to restore a more pragmatic dialogue.29 Apr 2026-11:40
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Azerbaijan–Latvia political relations are strengthening, highlighted by President Edgars Rinkēvičs’s visit to Baku. Both post-Soviet states pursue similar development goals, enhancing cooperation within the EU–South Caucasus framework. Expanding trade, investment, and connectivity, including direct flights, is key to unlocking broader economic and strategic partnership potential.24 Apr 2026-10:32
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US President Donald Trump’s “Cuba is next” rhetoric signals strategic pressure rather than an imminent policy shift. Analysts say Washington is continuing its long-standing approach of applying economic and political leverage. While energy restrictions are placing strain on Cuba’s economy and society, Havana remains resilient. Rising tensions point to a prolonged standoff rather than direct confrontation, as both sides seek to avoid escalation.22 Apr 2026-09:55
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The world is entering an era in which long-standing security guarantees are sounding increasingly unconvincing, while new centres of power are only beginning to outline the contours of a future order.14 Apr 2026-12:24
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At a time when wars increasingly begin not with a shot but with calculation, not with tanks but with the architecture of power, the voices of those who can read the hidden logic of global confrontation matter more than ever.13 Apr 2026-10:32
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