In the second part of our two-part episode on Azerbaijan’s foreign policy, we look at how Baku is navigating a rapidly changing geopolitical environment.
How has Russia’s declining influence in the South Caucasus affected Azerbaijan’s room for maneuver? What has changed in Baku’s relations with the United States under Donald Trump? And how does Azerbaijan balance its complicated relationship with neighboring Iran?
We also discuss Turkey's role, the limits of Azerbaijan–EU relations, and the growing importance of the Middle Corridor as Baku seeks to position itself not only as an energy supplier but also as a logistical bridge between Central Asia and Europe.
Azerbaijan’s growing assertiveness
Part 2
