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Chronology of Events July 1, 2026 The State Agency for Reserves launched procurement of high-quality food-grade wheat from the 2026 harvest for the State Grain Fund at a purchase price of 400 manats p...
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Chronology of Events July 1, 2026 GRECO reported that Azerbaijan has fully implemented four out of 31 anti-corruption recommendations issued under the Fifth Evaluation Round. Another ten recommendatio...
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A few words about the benefits of tea Tea leaves contain calcium, fluorine, iron, iodine, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium, all of which are highly beneficial to the human body. The concentration o...
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Court proceedings involving politicians, civil society representatives and journalists 1. On July 29, the Baku Court on Grave Crimes held another hearing in the case of Bashir Suleymanli, head of the...
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At first glance, the Middle Corridor is experiencing a boom. The geopolitical transformation of recent years has turned the Middle Corridor from an alternative route into a critically important artery...
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Chronology of events July 27, 2026 The Baku Court on Grave Crimes delivered its verdict against nine journalists and employees of Toplum TV and representatives of the affiliated Institute for Democrat...
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Chronology of events July 27, 2026 President Ilham Aliyev signed a package of legislative amendments required for the practical implementation of the Law on Crowdfunding. The new rules introduce Centr...
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The Bronze Age burial-mound field is officially protected by the state. On the ground, however, the ancient mounds are being damaged, encroached upon by construction and gradually erased from the land...
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The Azerbaijani government has designated a 711.4-square-kilometre area of the Caspian Sea as a renewable energy zone, creating a legal basis for the construction of the country’s first offshore wind...
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Across the Caspian to a New Asia: How Azerbaijan Is Redrawing the Boundaries of Regional Cooperation An informal meeting of Central Asian leaders in Cholpon-Ata showed that a region long caught betwee...
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In recent years, the Caspian Sea has acquired new geoeconomic importance within Eurasia’s transport system. Its transformation into one of the principal transport areas at the intersection of East–Wes...
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BAKU, July 31 — Azerbaijan faces a difficult choice between the two main power centres in world football after the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) threatened to boycott all competitions...
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Main topics: A new Eurasian direction: Azerbaijan and Central Asia strengthen ties Baku and Bishkek deepen their partnership, focusing on trade and the Middle Corridor The Ryan case intensifies the di...
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A dispute between Armenia and Russia over restrictions on Armenian exports has spread to the railway sector, turning control of transport infrastructure into a new instrument of pressure in relations...
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On July 30, a meeting was held in the Iranian city of Bilasuvar between delegations headed by Shahin Baghirov, Chairman of the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Foroud Asgari,...
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On the shore of Lake Issyk-Kul, where mountain ranges are reflected in the dark water, the presidents of Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan exchanged their countries’ highest honors, spoke of shared Turkic roo...
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The rapid decline in the Caspian Sea’s water level is forcing Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkmenistan and Iran to deepen port approach channels, restrict vessel loads and reconsider port developm...
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Azerbaijan’s insurance market continued to expand in the first half of 2026, but the growth in claims payments significantly outpaced premium growth, increasing pressure on insurers and highlighting t...

















