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Armenia has been reluctant to commit to the project because concerns over who would control it
A correction was made on Aug 8 2025 an earlier version of this article misstated the death toll in the Azerbaijan Airlines crash of December 2024
Deal with no publicly disclosed written joint agreement is causing confusion and growing tension between United States and its allies
Washington is randomly shooting like-minded countries from behind Taro Kono said
Ryosei Akazawa was in Washington this week for ninth round of trade talks
Top trade negotiator said in Washington Thursday about blunder in trade agreement with Japan
With a more powerful military and emboldened by increased European demand for its oil and gas Mr Aliyev of Azerbaijan has felt he can dictate the terms
Japanese officials bristled at implications from Trump administration that it would control Japan’s $550 billion investment pledge and that 90 percent of profit would go to United States
They have yet to agree where the border would run between them
Over the past years Azerbaijan occupied small areas of Armenia citing security concerns
One of his demands has been to change the Armenian constitution to remove all references to Nagorno-Karabakh
Another demand is to establish a transportation link through Armenia to connect Azerbaijan’s mainland to its landlocked exclave of Nakhichevan
Japanese officials believed they secured deal setting 15 percent tariff rate for Japan products shipped to United States
Trump administration outlined similar scheme for European Union in July 31 executive order
Japan was issued new tariff rate stacked on top of existing ones
Tariffs on beef exports to United States raised to 41.4 percent from 26.4 percent
Akazawa secured promise from Trump administration to fix error
Tariffs were key concessions Tokyo gained in talks with Trump administration
Tariffs apply to Japan’s biggest export to North American market pummeling profits of auto industry
Kono suggested Japan and other countries might consider forming international convention to deal with U.S. tariffs