There’s no question that Turkey and Azerbaijan are close – even complementary. They signed a strategic alliance in 2021 that described their relationship as “one nation, two states,” and along with a shared cultural, linguistic and historical affinity of their peoples in the Turkic world, this creates an impression of unquestioned unity. They share geopolitical […]
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