A growing divide between Baku and its close ally has sparked concerns among educators, who warn that financial instability could force teachers out of their jobs and leave students without access to education. The strain in relations threatens to disrupt schooling, raising fears of widespread closures or cuts to educational resources. With tensions escalating, the situation has left both educators and families uncertain about the future of learning in the region. Authorities have yet to clarify how the political tensions will impact schools directly.
Teachers fear losing their livelihoods and students risk being excluded as Baku's close ally appears critical.
