A sizeable Azeri-Turk population lives in Iran’s northwestern provinces, along the border with Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan, estimated to be more than 15 million.

The Historic Armenian Enclave of Artsakh, also called Nagorno-Karabakh has been attacked these past few days by Azerbaijan, whereby up to 58 Armenian soldiers have been killed and hundreds have bee… ...

Given the large number of Azeri Turks (Mousavi’s ethnicity) in Iran, the number of people in major cities campaigning for him—and, perhaps most important, the number of women mobilized by his ...

On August 1, some 2,000 to 3,000 people demonstrated in the northern Iranian city of Tabriz to demand the right to be educated in Azeri Turkish and to condemn what they called "discrimination ...

Azeri students in Turkey to mark Battle of Gallipoli Turkish cultural institute hosts students for "peace project." 12.03.2015 - Update : 12.03.2015 ...

Were it not for the Armenian genocide there may today have been more Armenians resident in Turkey than in the modern nation-state of Armenia,* just as there are more Azeri Turks in Iran than in ...

In the 16th century, the ethnic-Azeri Safavid dynasty restored Iran's unity after the destruction and chaos of the Mongol invasion. They introduced Shi'ite Islam as the country's state religion, a ...

Azeri President Ilham Aliyev's view of Armenians is very similar to the pan-Turkic ideology of the Young Turks who annihilated the Armenian presence in the Ottoman Empire during World War I, when ...

This is the most intense Armenian-Azeri fighting since the 1988-94 conflict between the two former Soviet republics that began before the 1991 Stalinist dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Turkey's energy watchdog, the EPDK, has approved an application from Turkey's Turcas <TRCAS.IS> and Azerbaijan's Socar to build a refinery at Ceyhan, an EPDK official told Reuters on Friday.