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Inbound money transfers to Azerbaijan totaled $850 million in the first nine months of the year, slightly up year-on-year, while outgoing transfers reached $361 million, according to the central bank.

While electric vehicle adoption continues to grow worldwide and across the EU, Azerbaijan is seeing a sharp decline in EV imports, driven by infrastructure gaps and performance concerns.

A planned meeting between EU foreign ministers and Armenia’s top diplomat has renewed questions over whether Brussels is reacting to - rather than shaping - fast-moving developments in the South Caucasus.

Separate cases involving a 14-year-old who gave birth and a 15-year-old girl kept in an informal relationship have reignited debate over child protection and early relationships in Azerbaijan.

Economist Natig Jafarli argues that Azerbaijan should reduce military and law enforcement spending and shift away from tax hikes toward policies that stimulate economic growth.

As municipalities issue property tax notices, a legal expert explains which homeowners are eligible for exemptions and tax relief under Azerbaijani law.

Azerbaijani courts have upheld a prison sentence against TikToker Zeynab An-Neymi, convicted on charges related to the illegal sale of narcotics.

Azerbaijan’s Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov met with his Pakistani counterpart Muhammad Ishaq Dar on the sidelines of the Sir Bani Yas Forum in the UAE to discuss regional and bilateral matters.

Azerbaijani legal expert Akram Hasanov says planned VAT changes on electric vehicle imports and sales could breach constitutional rules on foreign trade regulations.

New tax rules in Azerbaijan will increase payments for self-employed service providers working under the fixed receipt regime, including barbers, photographers, and event professionals.