Introduction The long-standing conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia, located in the South Caucasus region, has been a source of tension for decades. From 1988 to 1994, and again in the fall of 2020, the two countries engaged in a bitter and protracted war. Although a cease-fire was declared in 2020, the absence of an official peace treaty continues to cast a shadow of uncertainty over the region. The European Union (EU) now faces concerns that Russia may attempt to undermine a lucrative gas deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, further exacerbating the delicate geopolitical situation. The Lingering Conflict and Unresolved Issues … Continue reading EU Concerned About Russian Interference in Lucrative Gas Deal Between Azerbaijan and Armenia