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Climate change drives new challenges for Caspian Sea, Deputy Minister says
The steady decline in the water level of the Caspian Sea over recent decades is no longer a projection about the future but a reality that i
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Azeri Light oil price rises to $107.31 per barrel at Augusta
The price of Azerbaijan’s Azeri Light crude oil on a CIF basis at Italy’s Augusta port increased by $3.11, or 2.98%, compared with the previ
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Baku hosts Black and Caspian Freight Forum 2026 on regional transport corridors
Baku hosts the 5th International Conference and Exhibition, Black and Caspian Freight Forum 2026: Corridors, Infrastructure, Investments.
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Baku Climate Week focuses on sustainable cities, AI and climate-resilient agriculture
The second day of the Fourth Climate Week (CW4) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is being held in Baku.
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Kyiv to shorten curfew starting September 10
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced on Monday that the curfew in the Ukrainian capital would be reduced by an hour starting September 10.
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Azerbaijan’s wind boom opens new front in Europe’s energy market
A new stage is taking shape in Azerbaijan’s energy sector, whose exports have been largely associated with oil and natural gas exports for m
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EU, Greenland sign €200M partnership deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen signed on Monday a partnership deal with the Danish autonomous territory of Greenland, in
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Jaguar Land Rover cut jobs in UK
The UK’s largest car manufacturer, which is owned by Indian conglomerate Tata Group, plans to reduce its British workforce by approximately
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Black Garden risks reviving old divisions as Azerbaijan and Armenia move towards peace
Günel Salimova, Counsellor at the Embassy of Azerbaijan in London, writes in response to Phuong Le’s review of The Black Garden, explaining
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Kazakhstan to expand satellite constellation
Kazakhstan is considering expanding its international Earth observation satellite constellation to 14 satellites.
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South Korea, US and Japan hold Freedom Edge exercises
South Korea, the United States and Japan have launched a trilateral naval exercise called Freedom Edge in international waters south and eas
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Kazakhstan’s tourism investments surge
The figures were presented in a review published by the official information resource of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan. The growth is par
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Israeli investor, German state to take over VW plant
Israeli investment firm Aurelius Capital and the German state of Lower Saxony have agreed to take over Volkswagen’s plant in Osnabrück and p
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Canada, Australia condemn Taliban five years after fall of Kabul
Canada and Australia have reaffirmed their support for the Afghan people and condemned the Taliban’s record on human rights five years after
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Israel Epstein: Jewish journalist who became a Chinese Communist Party insider
Few journalists in the 20th century had a career as unusual as Israel Epstein: born to Jewish parents in Warsaw, raised in China, a committe
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Ukraine war unlikely to end by February 2027 - harder days lie ahead: expert warns
US-led effort to bring Russia and Ukraine closer to a possible settlement has entered a new stage. Talks between Russian President Vladimir
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Russia closes German consulate in St. Petersburg
Russia ordered the German Consulate General in St. Petersburg to end its operations by September 18 and instructed all of its employees to l
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Azercell and ADA University organize AI training program for students
AI4Real Bootcamp concludes
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Poland's Tusk slams Poles celebrating AfD victory in Germany
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has sharply criticized fellow Poles who celebrated the victory of Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germ
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Why is Azerbaijan held to a different standard by Western media?
The recent trend in Western media’s attitude towards Azerbaijan can no longer be explained simply by journalistic approaches or the position
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Ukraine and Middle East conflicts threaten fuel oil supplies
A global fuel oil shortage is expected in the third quarter of this year due to the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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Russia sending abducted Ukrainian children to North Korean summer camp
Russia has been sending Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories to a summer camp in North Korea as part of programs present
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"What should we eat today?" Is a thing of the past: Plan & Eat redefines corporate dining culture in Azerbaijan
Daily workplace dilemmas like "What are we ordering for lunch?" and "Will it arrive on time?" are officially over. Plan & Eat, a corporate l
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'Legend of Pomegranate' to open at National Carpet Museum
On September 9, the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum will open the "Legend of the Pomegranate" solo exhibition by Narmin Najaff.
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