“What are they talking about us?”, broadcast on Baku TV. The new edition of the show has premiered.
The program said that Azerbaijan’s decision on BRICS would be the next topic of discussion about our country.
Today, on the minds of many people is the question of what this geopolitical and geoeconomic attack on Azerbaijan will lead to, what position it will occupy in the new world order, and this has been the subject of many materials in the world media.
The Russian news agency TASS published an article entitled “BRICS as a geopolitical alternative for Azerbaijan.”
The source said that Azerbaijan’s move regarding its official request to join BRICS cannot be said to have been unexpected. Baku’s official plans were reflected in the declaration on the establishment of a strategic partnership between Azerbaijan and China, adopted on July 3 within the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Astana.
The Russian publication rapsinews.ru reports in its article “Russia supports Azerbaijan’s application for membership in BRICS” that Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov made a statement on the matter. He noted that Russia is very pleased with Azerbaijan’s application for membership in the organization. The Saudi publication Alkhaleejtoday reports that Armenia and Azerbaijan signed the Regulation on joint commissions for border delimitation.
The source informs readers that the Regulation on joint activity of commissions for the delimitation of the state border was signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia on August 30. This is stated in the information of the State Commission on the delimitation of the state border between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
The Russian publication “Kommersant” published an article entitled “Aliyev and Putin discussed the situation in the South Caucasus.” The source notes that Vladimir Putin and Ilham Aliyev They expressed satisfaction with the successful results of the latest state visit of the Russian President to Azerbaijan.
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