Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the TRIPP project remains a priority for the governments of Armenia, the US, and Azerbaijan, despite the complex international situation.

Russia has reached an agreement to pay compensation for an Azerbaijani airliner that was previously downed.

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the UAE and Azerbaijan has officially come into effect, aiming to boost economic ties between the two nations.

Azerbaijan has announced new regulations and guidelines for the grant funding of cultural projects within the country.

A spectacular concert was held to highlight the rich spiritual heritage of Western Azerbaijan, featuring various performances.

The International Mugham Center has hosted a concert as part of its ongoing 'Mugham Evenings' series, featuring traditional Azerbaijani music.

A draft law has been submitted to the Azerbaijan Parliament for the ratification of a defense cooperation agreement between Ethiopia and Azerbaijan.

Iran has received humanitarian aid from several countries, including Iraq, China, Azerbaijan, and Dagestan, indicating international support efforts.

The Azerbaijani Defense Ministry has released a review summarizing the events and activities of the past week.

More than 3,400 people have been evacuated from Iran to Azerbaijan due to an ongoing crisis in the region.

Azerbaijan is positioned on a digital frontline, facing inherent and often hidden risks associated with potential cyber conflicts and threats to its digital infrastructure.

The latest round of discussions between Azerbaijan and Armenia has commenced under the "Peace Bridge" initiative, aiming to foster dialogue and resolve long-standing conflicts. The meeting signifies continued efforts towards regional stability.

The Azerbaijan State Agency of Automobile Roads (AAYDA) has commenced restoration work on the Bibiheybət highway, which was damaged by recent floods.

Kazakhstan has officially ratified a significant green energy agreement, solidifying its commitment to sustainable energy cooperation with Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan has reportedly banned the wearing of hijabs in schools since late February, leading to female students being denied entry or expelled from classes. The move is linked to the conflict in Iran, despite the Ministry of Education's stance.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, met with representatives of the Azerbaijani government and SOCAR in Baku to discuss the construction of a gas power plant near Niš and natural gas supply.

A visit by US envoy Vance to Armenia and Azerbaijan is raising questions about potential future American weapons deals, as the US's role in the South Caucasus expands despite political and economic factors against a full partnership reset.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met with Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili and Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze before departing from Georgia.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev concluded his state visit to Georgia, meeting with the founder of the ruling Georgian Dream party, Bidzina Ivanishvili, and earlier with President Mikheil Kavelashvi.

First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva of Azerbaijan visited the Museum of Azerbaijani Culture named after Mirza Fatali Akhundzade in Tbilisi.

The Tbilisi mayor praised relations with Azerbaijan as President Aliyev's visit indicated a strategic alignment between the two nations.

Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry announced that no country has questioned its territorial integrity, including the Karabakh region.

Georgia has ordered the deportation of journalist Afgan Sadigov to Azerbaijan following his late-night arrest for "insulting police" online, a decision made after a surprise hearing.

Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have extradited a native of Hajigabul, who participated in combat operations with Russian military units, to Azerbaijan.

Officials from India and Azerbaijan have met in Baku, marking a significant diplomatic engagement 11 months after bilateral ties between the two nations experienced a setback.

International Children's Book Day on April 2 is being celebrated worldwide, with Azerbaijan marking the occasion and new book releases highlighted to entertain and inspire young readers.

Azerbaijan is planning to construct three new railway stations on the Agdam–Khankendi line to enhance domestic mobility and connectivity.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Savelyev announced that the capacity of border crossings with Azerbaijan has increased fivefold, with further expansion planned for 2025 along the North-South corridor.

Armenian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan expressed hope that established peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan would also put an end to fabricated claims and eliminate hate speech, in response to an Azerbaijani statement.

Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister has made a phone call to Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister, indicating diplomatic engagement between the two nations.

An Azerbaijani national with a British passport, charged with espionage and terrorism offences in Cyprus for Iran, has taken his case to the European Court of Human Rights, arguing that secret intelligence was used against him.

Azerbaijan is commemorating March 31 as the 'Day of Genocide' of Azerbaijanis, marking a chilling episode in 1918 when 50,000 people were slaughtered by Armenian gangs.

Multiple instances of mass bird deaths have been documented along the Caspian Sea coast in Azerbaijan, prompting concerns among authorities regarding potential disease outbreaks or toxic pollution.

First VP Mehriban Aliyeva makes post on 31 March - Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis [PHOTO]  AzerNews

An analysis explores Azerbaijan's current standing and performance in global education rankings.

More than 3,000 people have been evacuated from Iran to Azerbaijan over the past month.

Azerbaijan has garnered international attention at the Paris Arbitration Week, showcasing its legal and economic presence on a global stage.

Azerbaijan has made its inaugural appearance at the Migrations, Cultures and Citizenship Festival, showcasing its presence with photographic documentation.

Trade between Azerbaijan and Russia has reportedly halved in early 2026, despite an overall growth in Azerbaijan's exports during the same period.

Uzbekistan has officially approved amendments related to the Azerbaijan Investment Fund.

A low-intensity earthquake was reported in Lankaran, Azerbaijan, though experts have stated there is no immediate threat to the region.

A landmine explosion has been reported in Azerbaijan's liberated Aghdam district, highlighting ongoing dangers in areas affected by past conflicts.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced an agreement with Azerbaijan to increase the daily volume of natural gas from 1.3 million to 2 million cubic meters, highlighting its importance for Serbia's energy security.

Amid the West Asia conflict, 1,043 Indian nationals, including 717 students, have crossed from Iran into neighboring Armenia and Azerbaijan, receiving support from Indian missions.

Azerbaijan has introduced new rules that waive taxes on the import of classic cars, aiming to encourage their entry into the country.

Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan are strengthening their agricultural cooperation, as reported by UzDaily.

An Azerbaijani national was arrested in Montenegro after allegedly threatening to kill a Budva resident and then driving under the influence. He was reportedly unable to pay the imposed fines.

A new route for cargo transit to Armenia has been established, with goods now passing through Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan has unveiled the 'FotoBax' contest as part of the global 'Children’s Eyes on Earth' initiative, encouraging young participants to engage with environmental themes through photography.

Iran has issued warnings to Baku following an alleged Israeli strike on its Caspian fleet in maritime space shared with Russia, signaling a widening of the conflict.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing financing to drive Azerbaijan's transition towards a low-carbon economy and increased use of renewable energy.

Azerbaijan police operations have resulted in multiple arrests and seizures, according to reports.

A significant wind surge is propelling Azerbaijan towards a multi-gigawatt expansion in its wind energy capacity, marking a major step in its renewable energy development.

Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry extended its congratulations to Tunisia on the occasion of its Independence Day.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev discussed ongoing hostilities in the Gulf region during a phone call, with both leaders calling for immediate de-escalation.

There are problems crossing into Azerbaijan since the country allows only 10 Indian nationals through the land border every day and turns back others

Azerbaijan is reportedly expanding its green energy initiatives by integrating solar power into its telecommunications sector, marking a significant step in its renewable energy strategy.

Parents in Kashmir have expressed satisfaction over the opening of the Azerbaijan route

Azerbaijan is advancing plans for local tractor manufacturing through a new partnership with a Chinese company, aiming to boost domestic industrial capabilities.

The Indian embassy in Tehran is assisting Indian nationals to cross into Armenia and Azerbaijan via land borders due to the continued closure of Iranian airspace.

Azerbaijani journalist Ahmad Mammadli has been sentenced to six years in prison, despite police witnesses testifying in court that they did not see him committing the alleged stabbing.

Azerbaijan explores digital partnership with Chad to boost tech exports  AzerNews

Azerbaijan and Russia have reached a settlement, including an agreement on compensation, in connection with the crash of an Embraer 190 airplane belonging to AZAL near Aktau.

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the UAE and Azerbaijan has officially come into force, leading to a significant increase in trade volume to $2.2 billion.

Mughan Metili, a music teacher and father of two minor children, was killed in a mine explosion while working as a demining worker in Azerbaijan.

Shahin Shikhlinski, the regional head of the Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia, has been sentenced to almost 25 years in prison. His son, Mutvalli Shikhlinski, also received an eight-year sentence for using violence against a government official.

Baku, Azerbaijan, hosted the opening ceremony of an international conference focused on "Amplifying women's voices across CICA for Sustainable Growth."

A de-mining officer tragically died in a landmine explosion in Azerbaijan's Fuzuli district. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by personnel working to clear explosive remnants of war.

A draft declaration confirming a military support agreement between Ethiopia and Azerbaijan has been presented to the Azerbaijani Parliament for approval.

A court in Yekaterinburg has sentenced Shahin Shykhlinski, head of the Azerbaijani diaspora in the Urals, to nine additional years in a maximum-security prison for violence against a law enforcement officer, extending his total term to 24 years.

Romanian rescue teams intervened in Constanța Port to evacuate an Azerbaijani sailor experiencing medical problems from a ship anchored in the outer roadstead.

Gold and other precious metals have seen a significant increase in value in Azerbaijan over the past week. This rise is attributed to broader gains observed across the market.

China and Azerbaijan are deepening their bilateral relationship, with growing cooperation spanning various sectors from culture to industry.

Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan are enhancing their collaboration in the agricultural sector, specifically focusing on boosting agricultural insurance initiatives.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan has issued a decree to award employees of the State Agency for Housing Construction.

Civil society representatives from Azerbaijan and Armenia are set to hold a new roundtable discussion as part of the 'Peace Bridge' initiative.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė, visiting Azerbaijan, stated that both countries have broad and untapped partnership opportunities. She emphasized Lithuania's view of Azerbaijan as an important regional partner and advocated for closer EU ties.

This article highlights and promotes various opportunities for international students to study in Azerbaijan.

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 initiative is drawing Azerbaijan into an expanding investment orbit, fostering economic cooperation.

The regions of Azerbaijan and Daghestan have been experiencing weeks of historic heavy rains and associated flooding, causing widespread disruption and damage.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan held a meeting with Kazakhstan's Foreign Minister and Minister of Transport.

The central banks of Azerbaijan and Georgia have conducted an exchange on financial stability, fostering cooperation between the two nations.

Azerbaijan and Georgia are reportedly enhancing their cooperation to solidify control and efficiency over key trade and energy corridors in the region.

Azerbaijan and the Qatari Society of Al Gannas were among the participants at the 8th Ethnosport Forum held in Turkey, fostering international collaboration in traditional sports.

Reports of girls being expelled or banned from school for wearing the hijab have led to speculation about further repression of religious expression in Azerbaijan.

Fuel prices have significantly increased in Romania compared to other European countries, with the crisis impacting even nations heavily reliant on imports from Russia and Azerbaijan, highlighting Europe's energy dependency.

Azerbaijan is focusing on system integration initiatives to enhance and streamline its freight tracking capabilities.

The net foreign assets of Azerbaijani banks have increased, reaching AZN 26.5 billion as of March 1.

Educational sessions featuring professional musicians have been conducted in various regions across Azerbaijan, aiming to promote musical education and talent.

Azerbaijani President Aliyev has met with government leaders from Turkic states in Baku, fostering diplomatic relations and cooperation.

Azerbaijan is reportedly increasing pressure against 'political prisoners,' with one human rights activist speculating that this could be a precursor to some prisoners being released soon.

An opinion piece discusses the risks associated with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan's claims that the opposition is preparing for a new war with Azerbaijan, suggesting these tactics could justify non-democratic measures ahead of elections.

The Uzbek Prime Minister has arrived in Azerbaijan for an official visit, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations.

North Korea's longtime IOC member Chang Ung has died at 87. This news comes as the Prime Minister of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus arrived in Azerbaijan.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's suggestion to move away from genocide narratives for the sake of peace appears to have gone unheard in Azerbaijan.

Japan is exploring the possibility of rerouting oil from Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan to its domestic market due to growing concerns about supply stability in the Strait of Hormuz.

Azerbaijan has improved its position in the Global Terrorism Index 2026 Rankings, indicating a change in its terrorism landscape.

Azerbaijan is enhancing its military strength by establishing new high-tech military facilities, aiming to boost its army capabilities.

Senegalese politician Sonko has issued a warning regarding the potential trivialization of homosexuality. His statement reflects concerns about societal norms and values.

India has extended its gratitude to Azerbaijan for its assistance in evacuating Indian citizens from Iran amidst regional tensions.

Azerbaijani students in Vienna welcomed the spring festival with celebrations, captured in a series of photos.

Azerbaijan's social data project has received international recognition at the Singapore Innovation Awards for its innovative approach.

Azerbaijan's Scientific Research Coordination Council has officially approved a new 'Code of Scientific Ethics', setting standards for research conduct.

Azerbaijan's Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced the detention of 17 individuals suspected of various crimes.

Iran's Foreign Minister Aragchi has expressed gratitude to Azerbaijan for its comprehensive support.

Azerbaijan has begun exporting crude oil and oil products to Tunisia, marking a new development in trade relations between the two countries.

Japanese energy company Inpex will grant Japan preferential access to oil supplies from Azerbaijan, according to Nikkei Asia.

A drunk Azerbaijani national caused a car accident at an intersection in Budva, resulting in damage to three vehicles.

Montenegro, along with Albania, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, continues to exhibit a significant gender imbalance, with concerns about selective abortions persisting 14 years after the Council of Europe requested an investigation in 2012.

Five freight wagons carrying Russian wheat were sent through Azerbaijan to Armenia. Meanwhile, the Israeli government has issued a travel warning for countries bordering Iran, including Georgia and Azerbaijan, specifically citing fears of Iran-backed terrorism.

An Azerbaijani citizen was sentenced to 27 days in prison in Budva, Montenegro, for driving under the influence and making threats against another individual.

Kazakhstan is projected to double its direct investment in Azerbaijan by 2025, signaling strengthening economic ties and increased cooperation between the two nations.

Azerbaijan intends to acquire 10 Ro-Ro ships as part of a strategic plan to address and unlock bottlenecks along the Middle Corridor trade route.

Azerbaijan is diversifying its economy away from oil by launching the region's largest livestock project, aiming to boost its non-oil sector.

Azerbaijan's state bank has announced its global expansion, marking a significant step that is expected to initiate a new era for regional finance.

At least six people have died following two separate attacks on homes and a park in Tabriz, northwestern Iran, according to Majid Farsi, Director General of Crisis Management in East Azerbaijan province.

A delegation from Azerbaijan attended the funeral service for Georgian Patriarch Ilia II.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is seen as a potential catalyst for reconciliation efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The region aims to establish itself as a new trade corridor between Europe and energy-rich Central Asia, with the conflict highlighting Europe's energy dependence.

The ‘Azerbaijani Way’ lights the path to a more stable region.

Officials from Baku (Azerbaijan) and Tashkent (Uzbekistan) held a phone call to discuss matters related to regional security.

Leaders pray for peace and harmony across the Muslim world

Presidents Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan and Aliyev of Azerbaijan held discussions focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and addressing the current situation in the Middle East.

Azerbaijan is increasing its production of passenger cars, with output projected to rise significantly from 2025 levels as the country aims to expand its automotive industry.

A Latvian court sentenced an Azerbaijani citizen to 11 years in prison for aiding Russia in the war in Ukraine by acquiring and smuggling satellite internet terminals.

Serbia's Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure and the director of Corridors of Serbia have signed a commercial agreement with Azerbaijani company Azvirt for the construction of the 'Smile of Vojvodina' expressway, valued at 240 million euros.

An Azerbaijani student has been sentenced to 11 years in prison and three years of probation for selling Starlink satellite internet systems and other military goods to the Russian army, as well as violating international sanctions.

Azerbaijan is set to strengthen its connections within the global textile industry by becoming a member of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF).

Former Nagorno-Karabakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan reportedly had his phone call with family 'forcibly cut off' after attempting to address Azerbaijan’s Human Rights Defender.

The Azerbaijan State Museum of Musical Culture organized a seminar dedicated to ashig art, a traditional form of Azerbaijani music and storytelling.

Baku, Azerbaijan, marked Holocaust Remembrance Day with a Jewish community event that focused on World War II rescue efforts, particularly the saving of 55,000 Jews, and also touched upon current regional tensions.

The Azerbaijani Embassy in Morocco opened an exhibition in Rabat featuring Moroccan artists reinterpreting Azerbaijani culture, aiming to strengthen cultural ties and friendship between the two nations.

Marika Tomljenović Kiprijanovski, a former madam and witness in the Sanader case, faces potential imprisonment in Azerbaijan following an extradition request that arrived before the deadline.

A meteor shower is expected to be visible in Azerbaijan, offering a celestial spectacle for observers.

Twenty-two freight wagons of Russian diesel and four wagons of fertilizer were shipped from Azerbaijan to Armenia, totaling 240 tonnes of fertilizer.

A draft declaration confirming a military support agreement between Ethiopia and Azerbaijan has been submitted to the Azerbaijani Parliament for approval.

Azerbaijan has announced plans to destroy expired munitions located in the Aghdara district.

Azerbaijan Railways (ADY) significantly increased grain transport in March, continuing a trend of rail freight growth observed since 2024, indicating robust activity in the logistics sector.

Representatives from civil society organizations in Azerbaijan and Armenia have met as part of a "Peace Bridge" initiative aimed at fostering reconciliation.

This article explores the expanding relationship between China and Azerbaijan, encompassing cultural exchanges and economic cooperation, from verses to vehicles.

An Iranian-Belarusian individual has been given lengthy pre-trial detention in Azerbaijan over graffiti on a cinema, a case that has garnered intensive coverage and condemnation from officials in Azerbaijani media.

The United Nations and Azerbaijan have launched a new strategic cooperation framework aligned with the "Azerbaijan 2030" priorities.

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Uzbekneftegaz and SOCAR, the national oil and gas companies of Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan respectively, are engaged in discussions to develop joint projects in the energy sector.

Azerbaijan has experienced a sharp increase in apple exports in early 2026, continuing an upward growth trend.

Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening their allied partnership and expanding bilateral strategic cooperation during a meeting in Baku.

The war in Iran has significantly impacted air traffic for the small states of the South Caucasus. Air connections from east to west and vice versa, which previously traversed Iran, are now concentrated in a narrow air corridor over Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.

Hungary is set to provide a $30 million grant for the reconstruction of Soltanli village in Jabrayil, Azerbaijan.

India's Foreign Ministry announced the evacuation of 1,777 Indian nationals from Iran, facilitated via Armenia and Azerbaijan, with assistance also provided to two foreign nationals.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev is in Tbilisi for a state visit.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and the President of Georgia held a one-on-one meeting during Aliyev's visit, where the Tbilisi mayor also praised strong ties with Azerbaijan.

Cashless payments have seen a significant surge in Azerbaijan, with e-commerce transactions increasingly dominating the country's financial landscape.

A Tbilisi City Court approved the deportation of journalist Afgan Sadigov to Azerbaijan following his late-night arrest over alleged social media insults.

President Aliyev of Azerbaijan has stated that the nation will continue to stand by each other through both favorable and challenging times.

Turkish authorities have concluded that there is no evidence of external interference or explosives on the military C-130 cargo plane that crashed on the Georgia-Azerbaijan border last November.

The family of imprisoned Azerbaijani theologian Mansur Velishov reports that he has been covered in sores for four months without receiving any medical examination.

Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov advocated for deeper economic and digital integration among Turkic states during meetings with Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev and other government heads.

The Azerbaijani President stated that the Middle Corridor serves the interests of all involved parties, emphasizing its significance for regional cooperation and development.

The Secretary General of the Organization of Turkic States has arrived in Azerbaijan for an official visit.

The Central Asia–Azerbaijan Friendship Forum was successfully held in Ferghana, fostering stronger ties and cooperation between the participating nations.

Entrepreneurs are being invited to develop businesses in Azerbaijan's liberated territories, with the promise of state support to foster economic growth in these regions.

An Azerbaijani citizen has been arrested in Montenegro on suspicion of attempting to bribe police officers, while his compatriot, who was driving the vehicle, was found to be without a driver's license.

President Ilham Aliyev and First Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva have made posts commemorating the Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis on March 31. The posts serve to remember and honor the victims of the historical event.

Azerbaijan's ombudsperson has called for international recognition of the 1918 genocide, seeking global acknowledgment of the historical event.

The State Medical-Social Expertise and Rehabilitation Agency in Azerbaijan has launched new robotic therapy services to enhance rehabilitation treatments.

Renowned national actor Rasim Balayev has passed away, with Azerbaijan initiating procedures to repatriate his body from Turkiye.

Bordering Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan are attempting to remain neutral amidst the escalating conflict, though their potential involvement remains a concern as the war draws in other regional states.

An Azerbaijani team achieved a top-five ranking at a cybersecurity competition held in Belarus, showcasing their skills in the field.

Azerbaijan is actively working to build its technological resilience in response to the increasing challenges posed by data and security risks.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has claimed that Nagorno-Karabakh did not fight back against Azerbaijan during the September 2023 offensive, following earlier remarks where he called Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians 'runaways'.

Azerbaijan has reported a significant jump in its apple exports, leading to a sharp rise in revenues from the agricultural sector. This growth indicates a strong performance in the country's fruit trade.

The ongoing war in Iran has increased the strategic significance of the South Caucasus, making it a crucial stable corridor between Asia and Europe, with Azerbaijan particularly affected.

Julie Enevold Brooker will assume the role of Managing Director for Johnson&Johnson Innovative Medicine in Poland starting May 1st, succeeding Geraldine Schenk, who will lead the company's operations in Turkey, Ukraine, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan has requested clarification from Russia after Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova made an ironic reference to former president Heydar Aliyev, which Baku deemed disrespectful.

An Azerbaijani man in Montenegro first threatened to kill a Budva resident, then drove while intoxicated, and subsequently lacked the funds to pay the imposed fines.

Four freight wagons of fertilizer and one of buckwheat were sent from Russia to Armenia through Azerbaijani territory, while Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Azerbaijan has implemented a significant increase in salaries for its government officials, with the prime minister's monthly salary now set at ₼17,000 ($10,000).

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had a public argument with a passenger in the Yerevan metro, who accused him of surrendering Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan.

An intensification of the war in Iran could push the South Caucasus into a new phase of economic and security tensions, with Azerbaijan and Armenia preparing for potential consequences, despite no immediate impact.

Approximately 3,000 people have been evacuated from Iran and transported to Azerbaijan amidst the ongoing regional conflict.

Baku, Azerbaijan, marked the Novruz holiday with a vibrant concert held at the Mugham Centre, featuring various performances.

Uzbek, Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers Discuss Bilateral Ties  UzDaily

Equinor has paid $2 million in taxes to Azerbaijan in connection with its operations on the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline.

Construction of the 'Smile of Vojvodina' expressway from Bački Breg to Srpska Crnja is finally set to resume, raising questions about the disappearance of Chinese contractors and the new involvement of Azerbaijani firm Azvirt, which some critics allege is a pre-election maneuver.

A court in Latvia has sentenced an Azerbaijani national, Ali Khalilov, for organizing a group that sold Starlink terminals and weapons to Russia.

A new shipment of wheat to Armenia is being planned, with the route expected to utilize a corridor through Azerbaijan, indicating potential cooperation in the region.

Azerbaijan’s State Security Service claimed that he used footage sent to him by exiled bloggers.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and the German Chancellor engaged in phone discussions, likely addressing bilateral relations and regional issues.

Shiite Muslims have been arrested in Azerbaijan, with reports indicating a crackdown on hijabs in schools. A member of the Muslim Unity Movement claimed he was tortured by police after being arrested on drug charges.

As the war broke out on February 28 with massive bombing on Tehran, borders were closed, flights were suspended and communications were severely hit.