A year after Operation Sindoor strained India-Azerbaijan ties, S Jaishankar’s Baku visit seeks a reset through trade, energy and connectivity. With bilateral trade at $401 mn in 2025, can economic cooperation overcome tensions over Azerbaijan’s support for Pakistan and India’s ties with Armenia?
A year after Operation Sindoor strained India-Azerbaijan ties, S Jaishankar’s Baku visit seeks a reset through trade, energy and connectivity. With bilateral trade at $401 mn in 2025, can economic cooperation overcome tensions over Azerbaijan’s support for Pakistan and India’s ties with Armenia?
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A year after Operation Sindoor strained India-Azerbaijan ties, S Jaishankar’s Baku visit seeks a reset through trade, energy and connectivity. With bilateral trade at $401 mn in 2025, can economic cooperation overcome tensions over Azerbaijan’s support for Pakistan and India’s ties with Armenia?
