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AG Party leader Tural Abbasli says many members of parliament fail to address even basic local issues, avoid public debate, and focus on formal reporting rather than real representation.

Qarabag were thrashed 6–0 by Liverpool at Anfield, but still did enough to reach the Champions League playoffs, finishing the league phase on 10 points despite a punishing fixture list.

An Azerbaijani economist highlights a growing gap between incomes and prices, questioning why basic goods cost more in Baku than in Spain, where salaries are several times higher.

A potential U.S.-Iran conflict could have direct political, security, and humanitarian consequences for Azerbaijan, analysts warn, urging Baku to prepare for multiple scenarios as regional tensions continue to rise.

Azerbaijan’s security services report foiling an alleged plot to attack a foreign embassy in Baku, with three suspects placed in pre-trial detention.

When people leave, societies often accuse them of disloyalty. But the real question is not why they go - it is why staying has become so hard. A reflection on migration, choice, and responsibility.

President Ilham Aliyev and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar discussed the expansion of bilateral cooperation, focusing on trade, energy, technology and upcoming business initiatives during talks in Baku.

The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos revealed a decisive turn in global politics, as Washington moved from managing decline narratives to actively reshaping the rules of international leadership-forcing allies and rivals alike to reassess their strategic choices.

Calls to permanent confrontation in the South Caucasus are built on fear, not strategy. In a region defined by limited resources and shifting geopolitics, isolation does not produce security-it produces stagnation. Long-term stability comes from integration, economic links, and managed competition, not from treating cooperation as surrender.

As the Middle East moves away from proxy wars and fragmented control, both Syria and Gaza are increasingly shaped by the same strategic logic: replacing armed movements with governable political structures.

Azerbaijani MP Rasim Musabekov says early signs of cooperation between Baku and Yerevan are emerging, but warns that lasting peace and large-scale partnership will only be possible after a formal peace treaty, restored infrastructure, and stable diplomatic relations.

Presidents Ilham Aliyev and Donald Trump met in Davos to discuss regional peace efforts, bilateral cooperation, and key connectivity projects linking Azerbaijan and the wider region.

Qarabag scored twice in the final minutes to defeat Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2 in Baku, moving to 10 points in the UEFA Champions League group stage.

Russian commentators claim that up to 1,000 American military personnel could be deployed along the so-called “Trump Route” in the South Caucasus. Regional experts dismiss the claims as speculative and unsupported by any formal agreements.

A Silk Way cargo flight passing through Armenian airspace has reignited speculation about possible direct flights between Baku and Yerevan. Experts say the move is technical, not political - and a breakthrough remains distant.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Ilham Aliyev said Azerbaijan is seeking lasting peace with Armenia, positioning itself as a key energy supplier to Europe while closely monitoring regional risks linked to Iran.

Thirty-six years after the Black January tragedy, Azerbaijan remembers the victims of the January 20, 1990 crackdown, when Soviet troops used military force against civilians in Baku, killing dozens and accelerating the country’s national liberation movement.

The United States has welcomed Azerbaijan’s recent steps to strengthen peace and confidence in the South Caucasus, praising fuel shipments to Armenia as an important gesture and reaffirming support for ongoing diplomatic efforts between Baku and Washington.