The Judicial Enforcement System Goes Digital, but Paper Exceptions Remain
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Azerbaijan recorded a decline in electricity production during the first four months of 2026 while simultaneously accelerating one of the largest energy transitions in the post-Soviet region, seeking to reduce domestic gas consumption and expand exports of both fuel and green energy to Europe.
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On May 21, a preliminary hearing was held at the Baku Court on Grave Crimes in the criminal case against public activist and English teacher Dayanat Chalabiyev.
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The sixth and final day of the World Urban Forum WUF13 in Baku marked the symbolic conclusion of one of the world’s largest international platforms dedicated to urbanization, housing, and sustainable development. After nearly a week of discussions on climate resilience, transport infrastructure, urban reconstruction, and affordable housing, the forum ended with a closing ceremony and the official transfer of the forum’s chairmanship from Azerbaijan to Mexico.
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During the session, Judge Aygun Gurbanova read out the response to an inquiry sent to the State Social Protection Fund. According to the response, Natig Imamguliyev, who appeared in the case as a victim, had an employment contract with a construction company during the indicated period and received a salary of 400 manats. Defense lawyer Rovshana Rahimli pointed out that Imamguliyev had previously stated that he was unemployed.
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Kanalizasiya, dəniz və məsuliyyət: şikayət Bakıda infrastruktur nəzarəti problemlərini necə üzə çıxardı
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Sewerage, the Sea and Responsibility: How a Complaint Exposed Problems of Infrastructure Oversight in Baku
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Канализация, море и ответственность: как жалоба вывела на поверхность проблемы инфраструктурного контроля в Баку
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