Impact of Pakistan-Türkiye-Azerbaijan Axis on Eurasian Geopolitics

The article analyzes the geopolitical axis between Pakistan, Türkiye, and Azerbaijan, highlighting its basis in shared Islamic identity, conflicts with India and Armenia, and Türkiye's ambitions. The axis gained prominence during the India-Pakistan war from 7 to 10 May, triggered by a terror strike in Kashmir on 22 April, after which Türkiye and Azerbaijan openly backed Pakistan. India subsequently imposed an informal boycott of Turkish products. The axis is also supported by military cooperation, such as the use of Turkish drones by Pakistan. The article notes substantial trade between India and Türkiye (US$3.78 billion in 2023-24) and discusses the role of religion and territorial disputes. Also mentioned are the Second Karabakh War and the 'Three Brothers' military exercises in 2021.

The article analyzes the geopolitical axis between Pakistan, Türkiye, and Azerbaijan, highlighting its basis in shared Islamic identity, conflicts with India and Armenia, and Türkiye's ambitions. The axis gained prominence during the India-Pakistan war from 7 to 10 May, triggered by a terror strike in Kashmir on 22 April, after which Türkiye and Azerbaijan openly backed Pakistan. India subsequently imposed an informal boycott of Turkish products. The axis is also supported by military cooperation, such as the use of Turkish drones by Pakistan. The article notes substantial trade between India and Türkiye (US$3.78 billion in 2023-24) and discusses the role of religion and territorial disputes. Also mentioned are the Second Karabakh War and the 'Three Brothers' military exercises in 2021.

The article analyzes the geopolitical axis between Pakistan, Türkiye, and Azerbaijan, highlighting its basis in shared Islamic identity, conflicts with India and Armenia, and Türkiye's ambitions. The axis gained prominence during the India-Pakistan war from 7 to 10 May, triggered by a terror strike in Kashmir on 22 April, after which Türkiye and Azerbaijan openly backed Pakistan. India subsequently imposed an informal boycott of Turkish products. The axis is also supported by military cooperation, such as the use of Turkish drones by Pakistan. The article notes substantial trade between India and Türkiye (US$3.78 billion in 2023-24) and discusses the role of religion and territorial disputes. Also mentioned are the Second Karabakh War and the 'Three Brothers' military exercises in 2021.

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