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Azerbaijan, Russia
Moscow and Baku's information security ties continue to hold strong

Alexander Bortnikov (left), head of Russia's FSB, and Ali Naghiyev, head of Azerbaijan's DTX.
Alexander Bortnikov (left), head of Russia's FSB, and Ali Naghiyev, head of Azerbaijan's DTX. © Maxim Shemetov/Reuters - DTX
To keep watch on the sudden flare-up of fighting in the Caucasus, the FSB can draw on bridges already built with Azeri intelligence. These have been reinforced in recent months. [...]
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