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Washington's Iran debate moves from renewed strikes to nuclear threshold [COMMENTARY]

Washington's Iran debate moves from renewed strikes to nuclear threshold [COMMENTARY]

The latest American strikes on Iranian territory have brought Washington's confrontation with Tehran back into focus just as the United States heads to the polls for its November 3 midterm elections. While President Donald Trump continues to signal an interest in diplomacy, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly pressing for renewed military action, exposing differences between the two allies over the timing and direction of the next phase of the conflict.

Europe faces winter gas risks as Hormuz disruptions threaten energy supplies

Europe faces winter gas risks as Hormuz disruptions threaten energy supplies

European countries could face difficulties with energy supplies during the coming winter, as forecasters warn of a sharp drop in temperatures across the continent from the second half of November due to cold air masses moving in from the north.

US technology companies eye Azerbaijan for AI infrastructure and data centre investments

US technology companies eye Azerbaijan for AI infrastructure and data centre investments

American technology companies are showing growing interest in investing in Azerbaijan's data centres and artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to Matthew Bryza, a former US Ambassador to Azerbaijan and member of the Board of Directors of the Jamestown Foundation.

Armenia under Pashinyan: growing concerns over democracy

Armenia under Pashinyan: growing concerns over democracy

Armenia’s political transformation began with the 2018 Velvet Revolution, when mass protests brought Nikol Pashinyan to power and raised expectations of cleaner government, stronger institutions and accountable leadership. Eight years later, international assessments identify weaknesses in judicial independence, media freedom, minority protection and the balance between state institutions.

Book on Azerbaijan's military strategy and victory in Karabakh presented in Baku [PHOTOS]

Book on Azerbaijan's military strategy and victory in Karabakh presented in Baku [PHOTOS]

Azerbaijan's victory in the 44-day Patriotic War was the outcome of long-term state-building, economic development, military reforms and strategic leadership, according to American military experts Liam Collins and John Spencer, authors of the book The War for Karabakh: Strategy, Technology, and Victory, presented in Baku on November 3.

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