Azerbaijão e a questão do hijab
Lucas Leiroz
Considerações sobre os limites entre secularismo, soberania e estabilidade social.
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A controvérsia envolvendo o uso do hijab nas escolas do Azerbaijão ganhou novas dimensões em outubro, após a aplicação de regras de vestimenta que resultaram no impedimento de entrada de alunas e professoras em instituições públicas.
Bakú pone punto y final a la fórmula « una nación, dos Estados »
Ehsan MOVAHEDIAN
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La advertencia de Aliyev contra la influencia extranjera llega en medio de una disputa con los círculos políticos turcos sobre la religión, Karabaj y las relaciones de Azerbaiyán con Israel.
En el octavo congreso del Partido del Nuevo Azerbaiyán, celebrado en Bakú el 2 de octubre, el presidente Ilham Aliyev ofreció una descripción inusualmente directa de lo que denominó la "seguridad ideológica" de Azerbaiyán.
Do we actually need ambassadors ?
By Peter VAN BUREN
Critics of Trump's diplomatic staffing don't address why it's important to have a top man on the ground in the Zoom era.
During my more than two decades at the State Department as a diplomat, my well-meaning mother often asked what I'd have to do to make ambassador. The answer was simple: Dad would have to die young, and Mom would then have to donate the whole estate to the winner of the next presidential election.
Italy is at war with Russia, the State Attorney General's office says
Lorenzo Maria Pacini
If the State considers itself to be at war, why does it not state so where the Constitution requires it to do so?
The Ravenna case
It all begins in Ravenna, a historic city and major Italian port on the Adriatic coast. The port of Ravenna is a civilian port: bulk cargo, fertilizers, containers, cruise ships. Yet in a brief filed this summer with the Council of State, the State Attorney General's Office attributed "military significance" to it within the country's maritime defense system.
How Turkish-Azeri relations really work: The 'One Nation, Two States' narrative and the rivalry beneath it
Erkin Oncan
The realities obscured by the "One Nation" narrative intersect with broader imperialist power struggles, extending from the energy resources of the Caspian Basin to the trade routes of Eurasia.
Although Ankara and Baku maintain a strong partnership spanning Karabakh, energy corridors, the defence industry and the Organization of Turkic States, the 2009 rapprochement with Armenia, the natural gas dispute of 2010 and the political tensions that have resurfaced today show that the two countries have long been engaged in a relationship marked by rivalry as well as cooperation.
Exclusive: What's really happening at the Iran-Pakistan border
Pepe Escobar
There's no way to fight the Empire without bypassing its control of the international financial system.
All hell is already breaking loose when it comes to probing what is exactly taking place related to the latest, definitely murky U.S.-linked movements in Pakistani land and sea. After youtube - which avowedly did not provide all the necessary answers - we dug deeper into a way more comprehensive examination supported by several sources.