January - February 2015

Images of Azerbaijan have reached the heart of Paris in an exhibition of work by renowned

Neil Watson of The European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS) talks to former mediator Ambassador Jacques

The dramatic fall in the oil price in November and December 2014 is a striking reminder of why

Oil and gas are Azerbaijan’s best known natural advantages, but they are not the only ones. Th

On 20 January 1990 Azerbaijan was in shock. Overnight, Soviet troops had been sent onto the streets

Preparations are hotting up for the first-ever European Games, which will be held in Baku in June

Ask any North American child who their favourite author is and the likely response will be

Carolina Letini witnessed the tragic deaths of 120 Azerbaijanis in the village of Monte di Nese, 20

The official opening of the Baku-Batum kerosene pipeline took place on 24 July 1907 in Tiflis, to

Baku Welcomes the New Year!

In a series of articles for Visions, veteran travel writer Mark Elliott returns to a series of

I meet French composer Pierre Thilloy on the roof terrace of a small hotel in Baku’s old walle

It’s an epic poem that has inspired Azerbaijani composers and choreographers. It became an

Is ‘art for art’s sake’ or is ‘art for business’? Art historian

The Qarabag-Agdam ‘Refugee’ Football Club from Azerbaijan Embarks on a Historic Run in

Ten years ago nobody would have believed that Baku could host matches in the European Championship.

This year the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) chose Azerbaijan as the location for it

They dined on mince and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon;