Annual Symposium of International Relations Scholars

Turkish envoy: Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement is key to lasting peace in S.Caucasus

Whole world community recognizes Azerbaijan`s territorial integrity - MinisterThe Azerbaijani foreign minister

Baku international relations symposium 'a success'ASIRS was a success, said professor at Turkey`s Uludag University Tayyar Ari.

"It's time for Azerbaijanis to start doing something as well"Interview with British Lord, John Laird.

European security expert: Azerbaijan is much stronger than ArmeniaInterview with Marcel de Haas, senior research fellow in security policy at the Institute of International Relations in Hague.

Elmar Mammadyarov: There is a proposal on the meeting of presidents.“Signing of any roadmap at the OSCE’s summit in Astana is not discussed”

Chief executive of LINKS British NGO: “Road Map is required to solve Nagorno Karabakh conflict”Baku. Vikotriya Dememntyeva – APA. Chief executive of LINKS British NGO Dennis Sammut appreciates the meeting of presidents of Azerbaijan, Russia and Armenia on the regulation of Nagorno Karabakh conflict on October 27.

Azerbaijan is turning into center of intellectual discussionsAzerbaijan is transforming into the space where scientists from all over the world will discuss urgent regional and global problems.

Baku-Tbilisi-Kars road will unite Europe and Asia, ministerThe first Annual Symposium of International Relations Scholars (ASIRS) has started in Baku today.

International relations experts to meet in BakuBaku will host an Annual Symposium of International Relations Scholars on 22-23 October 2010.

Global challenges in global context to be discussed in BakuThe Center of Strategic Researches of Azerbaijan will hold a round table on "Global challenges in global context" at 12.30 on October 22.

Iran: We welcome fair and purposeful nuclear talksIranian FM spokesman says Teheran still waiting for a response from Catherine Ashton on pre-conditions cited before discussions can resume.

Ahmadinejad's visit raises sectarian tension in LebanonIran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad recently visited south Lebanon, close to the Israeli border. Tens of thousands of people turned out to hear him speak, but the trip also sparked controversy among different Lebanese groups.

“THE SOUTH CAUCASUS IN A CHANGING WORLD”Annual Symposium of International Relations Scholars. Baku, Azerbaijan, 22-23 October 2010

France, Germany, Russia Agree On Need For Monetary ReformDEAUVILLE, France (Dow Jones)--German and Russian leaders Tuesday said they are supporting France in its projects for the Group of 20 industrial and developing nations, especially on reforming the global monetary system.

Karabakh conflict should be solved through dialogue - UNThe Council of Europe is marking the 60th anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights.

US official meets Ilham Aliyev to discuss Iran sanctionsThe Azerbaijani president has received a delegation led by the US Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.

Georgia Expands Its Outreach to the North CaucasusOn October 11, 2010, Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili signed an executive order allowing the residents of the North Caucasus republics of the Russian Federation to enjoy a 90-day visa-free regime when entering and staying in Georgia starting October 13.

Iran's Ahmadinejad feted by crowd in southern LebanonIran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has received a hero's welcome in southern Lebanon, close to the Israeli border.

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