“A Diploma No Longer Guarantees Anything”: How Azerbaijan’s Labor Market Is Changing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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Early in the morning, a child preparing for school in a newly built residential neighborhood in the city of Lachin, a university student living in a dormitory in Baku, a farmer running a family farm in Gusar, and an engineer working in Sumgait will...
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In the autumn of 2026, Baku is preparing to assume the role of the world capital of youth football. The FIFA Council Bureau-approved FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026, scheduled to take place from October 22 to October 31, fits naturally into...
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On the morning of July 3, what began as a quiet summer day on the Buzovna coastline ended in tragedy. According to eyewitnesses, a pack of stray dogs attacked children near the beach. Two minors suffered severe bite injuries to their legs. Passersby...
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Armed conflicts do not end only with physical destruction and human losses. One of their gravest and longest-lasting humanitarian consequences is the issue of missing persons. This problem affects the lives of millions of people in various conflict...
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