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Azerbaijan’s new ban on “immoral content” online has triggered sharp debate on social media, with critics warning that vague wording allows virtually any expression to be punished. While some users welcome stricter rules, others fear selective enforcement and growing pressure on free speech.

Azerbaijan should aim to resolve the peace agreement with Armenia before the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections, Azerbaijani MP Fazil Mustafa said, noting that current political conditions still offer a window for progress.

Azerbaijan.US A new phase of global power competition is unfolding, driven primarily by the United States and China, while Russia’s role on the world stage...

Azerbaijan.US Azerbaijan has announced a transition to fully digital diplomas and secondary school certificates, marking a significant step in the country’s broader push toward digital...

The U.S. Embassy Baku has issued an urgent regional security alert urging U.S. citizens to leave Iran immediately, warning that transit options may be limited and that entry into Azerbaijan from Iran can be restricted during periods of heightened tension.

Azerbaijan.US Private education in Baku is becoming increasingly expensive, pushing many schools further out of reach for middle-income families. Tuition fees at private schools have...

Azerbaijan.US Taxi passengers in Baku often notice a confusing pattern: short trips sometimes cost as much as, or even more than, longer journeys. While the...

Azerbaijan.US Official household welfare data released in Azerbaijan has sparked wide discussion online, highlighting a growing gap between statistical indicators and public perception of living...

Azerbaijan.US Food prices in Azerbaijan are expected to show mixed dynamics in the near term, with some products becoming cheaper while others may continue to...

Azerbaijan.US A public debate has emerged in Baku over proposals to link public transport fares to travel distance, with critics warning that such a system...