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Azerbaijan plans to ban the use of asbestos and asbestos-containing materials, following proposed amendments to the law “On the List of Items Prohibited from...

Russia has not fulfilled its pledge to pay compensation or take legal steps following the downing of a passenger aircraft operated by Azerbaijan Airlines...

Early marriage in Azerbaijan is no longer a private family matter but a systemic social failure driven by poverty, weak institutions, and legal impunity. Cutting short the lives of thousands of girls, the practice fuels long-term risks ranging from human trafficking to demographic decline and the erosion of the country’s human capital.

In Azerbaijan, cases are still emerging in which a single apartment in a newly constructed building is sold to more than one buyer, leaving...

Turkey’s national carrier Turkish Airlines (THY) will begin operating round-trip flights between Istanbul and Yerevan starting March 11, 2026. The announcement was made by Serdar...

Azerbaijan and Turkey have become the largest investors in each other’s economies, reflecting the depth of their strategic and economic partnership, Azerbaijani Prime Minister...

Premium AI-95 gasoline imported from Azerbaijan will be sold in Armenia at a price significantly below current market levels, according to the distributor.

A court in Baku has begun hearings in the Meydan TV case, with prosecutors formally reading out the indictment against several journalists accused of smuggling-related offenses.

Russia is trying to regain leverage in the South Caucasus by encouraging Armenian revanchist forces, analyst warns.

Aliyev’s decision to skip the CIS summit reflects growing frustration with Moscow over unresolved security and accountability issues.