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Presidential Aide emphasizes TRIPP's strategic role in regional connectivity

The Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) is a strategically important connectivity corridor, a senior aide to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said on Friday at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye, adding that Baku is working with Armenia and the United States on a new regional format.

17 Apr 2026-23:09
Iran re-routes Strait of Hormuz traffic over "potential mine" risk

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy announced on Thursday that ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz must use two alternative routes near the Iranian coast, citing the potential presence of mines on the usual route.

09 Apr 2026-10:01
Why Azerbaijan is no longer vulnerable to blockades

The recent drone attacks launched from Iranian territory against Nakhchivan have inevitably revived an old and painful question: could the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic once again face isolation or blockade?

06 Mar 2026-16:10
Over 50 French ships stuck in Gulf amid regional tensions

A total of 52 French ships are currently blocked in the Arabian Gulf, while another eight are stranded in the Red Sea, France’s Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said as Paris seeks to form an international coalition to secure maritime traffic in the region.

06 Mar 2026-12:59
Why did Iran target Nakhchivan? The Trump route factor

The recent strike attributed to Iran against the territory of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic has raised questions about Tehran’s true motives. At first glance, the incident may appear to be part of the broader escalation unfolding across the Middle East. However, a closer examination suggests that what happened may also be linked to geopolitical processes currently taking shape in the South Caucasus.

05 Mar 2026-14:51
Saudi Aramco eyes alternative routes to bypass Strait of Hormuz

03 Mar 2026-16:37
President Aliyev: Trump route will strengthen regional peace

10 Feb 2026-19:59
Central Asia is quietly building trade routes that bypass Russia

A significant shift is underway across Eurasia, and it is happening with little fanfare. Uzbekistan and Türkiye have agreed to launch regular container trains via Turkmenistan and Iran, creating another logistics corridor that bypasses Russia. The decision, reached at the end of January during a high-level strategic meeting in Ankara, is more than a technical transport arrangement. It is a geopolitical signal.

07 Feb 2026-11:40
Russian military aircraft lands in Cuba after secretive route

02 Feb 2026-22:30
Why Azerbaijan is building multiple corridors, not choosing one route

Editor’s note: Seymur Mammadov is a special commentator for News.Az and the director of the international expert club EurAsiaAz. The article reflects the author’s personal opinion and does not necessarily represent the views of News.Az.

02 Feb 2026-09:47