Iran Crisis: Baku Takes Public Safety Measures Over Nuclear and Chemical Threats
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- Express analysis
- 6 March 2026 16:48
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- Media Review
- 6 March 2026 18:19
Security
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A rare wave of critical reporting in Azerbaijan’s pro-government media has drawn attention to Prime Minister Ali Asadov, prompting analysts to question elite dynamics within a tightly controlled political system, even as officials publicly project stability in economic and foreign policy activity.
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Long-term research and observations show that in recent years, as a result of global climate change, the frequency and intensity of extremely hot weather, heavy rainfall, and hail events have increased in Azerbaijan.
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The war in Iran has exposed a number of serious security challenges that will remain at the center of attention for countries in the region in the coming years. This is the general view of several military experts who shared their assessments with Turan analysts.
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In a city where the wind from the Caspian Sea has long been part of everyday life, a new threat comes not from land or sea, but from above — in the form of heavy rains that increasingly turn the streets of Baku into canals.
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