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The second day of the World Urban Forum WUF13 in Baku demonstrated that global urbanism is rapidly moving beyond architecture and municipal governance, becoming one of the central issues of world politics, where housing, climate, migration and urban resilience are increasingly forming part of a new geopolitical agenda.
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The hosting of the 13th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku has become not only a major international urban development event for Azerbaijan, but also an attempt by the country to establish itself as a new diplomatic platform for discussing the global challenges of the 21st century — from housing shortages and climate resilience to post-conflict reconstruction.
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On May 17, the flag of the World Urban Forum will be raised at the Olympic Stadium in Baku, officially marking the opening of WUF13 — one of the world’s largest international gatherings dedicated to the future of cities, urbanization and human life in the 21st century.
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On May 14, the Baku Court of Appeal reviewed the appeal complaint filed by public activist Ahmad Mammadli.
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