Strains between long-standing allies have become a familiar part of world politics, and they are now surfacing in the South Caucasus. Turkey and Azerbaijan, whose leaders like to describe their bond as “one nation, two states,” are quarreling over religious dress, national sovereignty, and accusations of political interference. The spark was a school dress code. […]
Strains between long-standing allies have become a familiar part of world politics, and they are now surfacing in the South Caucasus. Turkey and Azerbaijan, whose leaders like to describe their bond as “one nation, two states,” are quarreling over religious dress, national sovereignty, and accusations of political interference. The spark was a school dress code. […]
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