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Vol. III, No. 3 (February 1, 2010)

Looking Back at Black January 20 Years OnJanuary 20 was a very tragic and painful day. Despite that, it served as the basis for the construction of post-Soviet Azerbaijani identity and even the recovery of Azerbaijani identity...
Moscow Was Trying to Save Its Empire, Not Armenians, In January 1990Twenty years after the fact, the events of January 1990 remain a source of controversy especially since some groups are seeking to distort the record in order to promote their own narrow political agendas...
Black January as the Azerbaijani Fourth of JulyOn the night that I agreed to write my analysis about the events of January 19/20 1990 in Baku, then capital of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Azerbaijan (AzSSR), I left my new Senior Political Science project class at Montana State University, walked to my car and reflected on the real and true level of international-awareness among my fourth-year “Capstone” graduating students, and sighed...
I am delighted to welcome you to the pages of Azerbaijan in the World, the new biweekly of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy.
As the rector of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy, I want to echo the words of Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov about our new biweekly, “Azerbaijan in the World” and take this opportunity to tell you something about our institution, its activities, and its goals.
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Azerbaijan in the World is a biweekly online publication of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy. Launched in February 2008, it seeks to promote the broadest possible discussion of issues concerning Azerbaijani foreign policy and international relations by both Azerbaijani scholars and practitioners and those from other countries.