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Are We Ready For an Azerbaijan-Armenia War?
04 July 2010
- Sinan OĞAN
[Azerbaijan]
While an enormous action continue in Turkish foreign policy, significant and unusual developments are being experienced in Nagorno-Karabakh case. But, where Ankara stands in these developments in Karabakh and to what extent follows these developments?
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Meetings About Nagorno Karabakh Issue In 2009
09 March 2010
- TÜRKSAM Temmuz Dönemi Stajyeri Mehmet Fatih Öztarsu
[Azerbaijan]
Nagorno Karabakh problem was discussed by free sides and OSCE Minsk Group initiatives in 2009. It could be effected by external political issues that key actor Armenia wasn’t in. If we classify generally, protocol acts of Turkey and meetings of Minsk Group declared this problem again to solve with common consensus.
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Military Relations of Turkey and Azerbaijan and Its Effects on Regional Politics
09 December 2009
- TÜRKSAM Temmuz Dönemi Stajyeri Mehmet Fatih Öztarsu
[Azerbaijan]
After the collapse of USSR, necessities of new states were that economical, political, military and educational relations on each other and other international platforms and countries. On that way all former Soviet countries created Commonwealth of Independence States union (CIS). By the creation of CIS these countries which were combined on old Soviet map will create new relations at the new world system. Also for regulating new systems geopolitical situation was very important. Firstly a state can create strong relations where it is near another state.
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Genocides against Turks and Hocali Genocide
26 February 2009
- Sinan OĞAN
[Azerbaijan]
Hocali town, one of the most important hills of the Upper Karabakh region, was a strategic military target for the Armenian Armed Forces. Strategically, Hocali was settled on the Ağdam-Şuşa, Eskeran-Hankendi routes on the Karabakh Mountain ranges.
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Georgia Loses While Battleground Expands
12 August 2008
- Sinan OĞAN
[Caucasian]
The operation initiated by Georgia in an effort to preserve its territorial integrity and maintain constitutional order took on another dimension with the involvement of Russia; there is now the danger that the war may spread all over the region.
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